Intrastat Threshold Checker
Determine if your intra-EU trade volumes exceed reporting thresholds for statistical declarations.
Arrivals: ENTER A VALUE
Threshold: EUR 3,000,000
Dispatches: ENTER A VALUE
Threshold: EUR 1,000,000
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Overview & methodology
Numerical Example: Germany Reporting Check
Germany raised its thresholds from 1 January 2025: arrivals €3,000,000 (was €800,000) and dispatches €1,000,000 (was €500,000), per Destatis. Thresholds vary widely by member state, so check each country you trade with.
Legal basis: Intrastat is governed by Regulation (EU) 2019/2152 on European business statistics and Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2020/1197. The older Regulation (EC) No 638/2004 was repealed from 1 January 2022. Each member state sets its own exemption thresholds.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Intrastat?
Intrastat is the EU statistical reporting system for intra-EU trade. Companies must declare the value and nature of goods dispatched to other EU states (exports) and received from them (arrivals) if they exceed member-state thresholds. Thresholds vary by country; declarations are monthly or quarterly.
What are 'arrivals' and 'dispatches' thresholds?
Arrivals = goods imported into the EU from another member state. Dispatches = goods exported out of the EU to another member state. Each member state sets separate thresholds (e.g., Germany: €500k arrivals, €500k dispatches). Exceeding either threshold requires Intrastat reporting.
What happens if I exceed the threshold?
You must file an Intrastat declaration listing products, values, and origin/destination. Failure to report is a compliance violation and may result in fines. Some countries waive reporting if you stay below both thresholds; check your member state's rules.