Yes, it will be possible to make rectifications or invalidations as long as Delta G is active.

The data contained in the old ‘catch-all’ box 44 will be divided into the different thematic data groups.

Its content will be dispatched, and better organised.

For example, additiona information is now in thematic group 12, dedicated to documents, certificates and authorisations.

The National Additional codes are now in thematic group 18, dedicated to goods identification.

11. Message information (including procedure codes)
12. Message references, documents, certificates and authoirsations
13. Parties
14. Valuation information / Taxes
15. Dates / Times / Periods
16. Places / Countries / Regions
17. Customs offices
18. Goods identification
19. Transport information (modes, means and equipment)
99. Other data elements (statistical data, guarantees, tariff-related data

On an IT level, the data of the new customs declaration are included in 3 segments:
D – Data elements required at a generic level of the declaration
GS – Data elements required at goods transfer level
SI – Data elements required at item level

Toggle Content The SAD will no longer be available once DELTA I/E goes into production.

H1 = Import declaration
B1 = Export declaration
H7 = Import declaration in the context of e-commerce

The Union Customs Code (UCC), imposing the modernisation, standardisation and digitalisation of customs processes for tomorrow, has brought about the emergence of a new customs declaration.

We are awaiting the announcement of the new implementation schedule which will be communicated by Customs.

According to the latest calendar published by customs, the deadline for switching over to DELTA I/E export 31.12.2024.

Customs announced that it was postponing the switchover to the DELTA I/E Import component, initially scheduled for 31/12/2023.

The new deadline has not yet been announced.