Frequently asked Customs questions

How do I apply for an AEO (Authorised Economic Operator) certificate?
The website of the Dutch Tax and Customs Service provides an indication of the requirements you must satisfy in order to submit an application. Pincvision can decipher these complex regulations and prepare an application for you

Why should I let Pincvision assist me in my AEO application?
Using the self-assessment tool and applying its experiences with previous studies, Pincvision can offer you a tailor-made solution with a short processing time.

How can I determine the customs duties owed?
First, you must determine the commodity code for your products. Based on this commodity code, you can determine the import duty percentage or other duties owed for import.

Can just anyone request a BTI (Binding Tariff Information)?
Every importer may request a BTI. However, a BTI is issued on the basis of legislation and regulations, and the grounds for your application. Pincvision’s classification specialists can assist you in applying for BTIs.

How can I find out whether or not my products are subject to an export inspection?
Based on the commodity code, we can determine if products are classified as dual-use or military goods. If this is the case, you are required to work according to certain guidelines and apply for permits. Pincvision has the expertise required to make your risks more visible using a quick-scan.

What is the EORI number?
EORI number stands for “Economic Operators Registration and Identification number”. Using this number, market participants may be identified in a uniform way in all EU member states. If you are registered in the system of the authorities in a member state, you will have been notified of your EORI number. The use of this number became mandatory on 31 January 2010. You will find further information on the Dutch Tax and Customs Authority website.

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