CN code 482010 covers registers, account books, notebooks, order books and forms of paper. Finished office products for recording information and correspondence.

Paper products classified under CN code 482010 are subject to EUDR Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 since 30 December 2024, as paper and paperboard are wood-derived products covered by this regulation. The importer must submit a due diligence statement through the European Commission information system, confirming that the wood raw material used for pulp production does not originate from areas deforested after 31 December 2020. The procedure includes supply chain identification, risk assessment and risk mitigation. The statement reference number is required in the customs declaration. For products intended for food contact, Regulation (EC) 1935/2004 on food contact materials applies, requiring a declaration of conformity and migration testing. Tariff rates should be verified in the TARIC system.

Importing goods classified under CN code 482010 requires filing a customs declaration with the correct CN code and attaching required documentation. The commercial invoice should contain a detailed description of goods enabling correct tariff classification. The importer must hold an EORI number and comply with the Union Customs Code (Regulation (EU) 952/2013). Tariff rates should be verified in the European Commission TARIC system. Preferential tariff rates may be available under free trade agreements concluded by the EU, provided rules of origin are met. The GSP system may offer reduced rates for imports from developing countries. VAT is charged at the national rate upon import.

Office supplies and stationery under CN 4820 10 imported into the EU follow standard customs procedures. Classification depends on the specific product – labels, notebooks, binders, and envelopes have different subheadings. No special permits are required for these products. Standard customs duty and import VAT apply.