EU, Temu and Shein to apply 2 € tax on low-valued items in a blow discount

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Like AB, Temu and Shein, it plans to take a flat blow to the blocks of the block, the block, mainly from China.

Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič, the European Parliament and the dutiful To deal with the problems of 4.6 billion products brought to public homes every year on Tuesday.

The proposal of the European Commission, the proposal of the European Commission, which was carried out by the Financial Times, will be applied to direct sales, but the items sent to the warehouses will be taxed in 0.50 euros, he said.

Some of the incomes, some of the income will be focused on the value of additional customs inspections, the remaining money will be directed to the EU budget. More than 9 packs come from China.

Follows the same movements of the United States to resemble the S Minimis regime, which is below the tariffs and documentation, which is below $ 800.

The first attempt to prevent the connections in Donald Trump in February, said there were no sources to check all the US officials.

On May 2, De Minimis removed again, but also reduced tariffs to force 120 percent to force trade talks with China. The existing installation takes more expensive for online consumers of low-precious items.

In Brussels, Šefčovič told parliament that “….. completely represents a new problem.“.

The number of non-threatening and inconsistent goods in the EU market was the increase in the number of complaints of unjust competitive retailers.

Šefčovič, this imports said he created a “big burden” for customs officers. “I wouldn’t look at work as a tax here, it’s just that … it’s compensation for the price and it should be paid with this platform.”

More than 1 billion packages, both the Netherlands and Belgium, the EU main logistics hubs, according to the figures received by the financial period last year.

German Green MEP Anna Javazzini, chaired by the parliamentary market committee, supported FT plans. “It is important to control it. It will encourage the sellers to use warehouses as before. It is easier to check more examples than individual items for customs.”

Temu and Shein did not respond to appeals for a comment.

Member States are expected to overhaul the customs rules, tightening controls and improve coordination in the unified market.

As part of this reform, the EU will break the freedom of “De Minimis” from tariffs for less than 150 euros. This will force the sellers to register for online platforms, VAT, and to prosecute them for the quality of goods as importers.

Commission officials hope that the necessary reform will help all member states oppose the EU’s resistance to the establishment of the EU extensive customs authority.

The proposal was presented last week by the EU Budget President Piotr Serafin as one of the numerous choices for additional revenues to the EU budget.

The commission is under pressure to cover the money from the member state governments for the joint state governments to borrow the Member State Governments, 800 billion euros to create an economic recovery fund.

The package levy “does not intend to raise a very large amount, but not every little help to help,” he said. “And this shows the initiative and deals with a matter of worries.”

Additional report by Henry Foy and Paola Tamma in Brussels