Italy Plans to Align National Parcel Levy with European Union Customs Duty
Italy plans to adjust its national levy on non-EU parcels to match an upcoming 3-euro EU customs duty. The move follows efforts to manage low-cost imports.
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Economy Minister giancarlo giorgetti stated that 
IT plans to amend its national levy on small packages of goods sent from countries outside of the 
EU to make it consistent with decisions made at the European level. The adjustment aims to link domestic fiscal rules to a higher EU per-item customs duty that is scheduled to enter into force on July 1, 2026.
IT plans to amend its national levy on small packages of goods sent from countries outside of the EU to make it consistent with decisions made at the European level. The adjustment aims to link domestic fiscal rules to a higher EU per-item customs duty that is scheduled to enter into force on July 1, 2026.
