The Electronic Transportation Surveillance System (SENT) covers the transportation of so-called sensitive goods, which include fuels, oils, ethyl alcohol, dried tobacco, chemical products or waste, among others. The list of monitored items is subject to regular changes, so entrepreneurs must constantly verify that their goods fall within the scope of the regulation.
Customs and revenue authorities are conducting intensive inspections, and any lapse – from lack of notification to erroneous data – can result in severe financial penalties. It is therefore crucial to monitor shipments on an ongoing basis and to constantly oversee logistics processes to reduce the risk of liability.
Pracitce Leader
Marzena Kidacka Ph.D.
Services
Identification and analysis
- verification of goods subject to SENT (by CN code),
- audit of internal processes for compliance with SENT regulations.
Procedures and operations
- preparation of operational and compliance procedures aligned with SENT requirements,
- ongoing support for reporting and updating shipments in the PUESC system.
Training and ongoing support
- training of employees in the use of the system and reporting duties.
Representation and legal security
- representation in proceedings conducted by customs and tax authorities, including in cases involving fines,
- support in obtaining Binding Tariff Information (WIT) and Binding Excise Information (WIA).
