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Key takeaways
- Four EU countries — Bulgaria, Estonia, Lithuania, and Poland — have increased their Intrastat thresholds for 2024.
- The new thresholds mean some businesses may no longer be required to submit Intrastat reports if their trade values fall below the updated limits.
- Businesses trading goods within the EU should review the new Intrastat thresholds to ensure continued compliance with 2024 reporting obligations.
Until now four EU countries have revised their Intrastat thresholds for 2024:
Bulgaria:
- Arrivals threshold: Raised from BGN 700,000 to BGN 1,650,000.
- Dispatches threshold: Raised from BGN 1,000,000 to BGN 1,900,000.
Estonia:
- Arrivals threshold: Raised from €400,000 to €800,000.
- Dispatches threshold: Raised from €270,000 to €350,000.
Lithuania:
- Arrivals threshold: Raised from €500,000 to €550,000.
- Dispatches threshold: Raised from €300,000 to €400,000.
Poland:
- Arrivals threshold: Raised from ZŁ 5,000,000 to ZŁ 6,200,000.
- Dispatches threshold: Raised from ZŁ 2,700,000 to ZŁ 2,800,000.
You can find a full list of the current Intrastat thresholds for 2024 here.
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What are the new Intrastat thresholds for 2024?
Several EU countries have updated their Intrastat thresholds for 2024. Bulgaria, Estonia, Lithuania, and Poland have all raised their arrival and dispatch thresholds, meaning some businesses may no longer need to file Intrastat reports if their trade values fall below the new limits.
Do I need to update my Intrastat reporting in 2024?
Yes, if your business trades goods within the EU, you should review the new 2024 Intrastat thresholds to see if your reporting obligations have changed. Staying compliant with updated thresholds helps avoid penalties and ensures accurate EU trade statistics reporting.
