Customs broker’s profession: national peculiarities in the EU
Assoc Prof Dr Momchil Antov
D. A. Tsenov Academy of Economics, Bulgaria
Enrika Naujokė
Director, CustomsClear, Lithuania
Athanassios Pantazis
Owner and Managing Director, Pantazis & Associates customs services, Greece
Published 10 Jul 2022

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The importance of the customs broker’s profession (also called ‘customs representatives’, ‘customs agents’) is growing in the supply chain. In the complex and ever-changing legal, technological, and geopolitical environment, they serve traders, customs and society by acting as a trade compliance checkpoint before submitting data to customs. Knowledge and ethical requirements are very high; therefore, the standardisation theme is topical. We look at some standards and provide an overview of the national differences of several EU member states and share some related thoughts.