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SASP eLearning course

(Course on Single Authorisation for Simplified Procedures)

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An eLearning course has been developed by the European Commission under the Customs 2013 Programme to help EU customs officials and economic operators implement Single Authorisation for Simplified Procedures (SASP). The training has been developed in collaboration with expert customs officials and trade representatives and is freely available for download.

The file is made up of:

  • The SASP Course;
  • Quick Start Guide.

The course is available in English, Bulgarian, Czech, Dutch, Estonian, Greek, Hungarian, Latvian, Polish, Slovenian and Spanish. Other language versions will be added eventually.

What is SASP?

SASP is a Single Authorisation involving more than one Member State for the use of the simplified declaration or the local clearance procedure. It enables an economic operator to centralise the accounting and payment of customs duties for all his transactions in the Member State where he is established, regardless of the place where the movement of goods occurs. The physical control and release of goods may take place in another Member State.

About the electronic training course

This training provides detailed practical guidance for economic operators and customs officials on how to implement Single Authorisation for Simplified Procedures.

It consists of approximately four hours of interactive material divided into four units as follows:

  1. SASP context and key concepts
  2. SASP application and authorisation process
  3. Operation and management of SASP
  4. Test of knowledge

How to Start and Use the Course

  • Extract the zip-file to a folder of your choice on your computer
  • Read the Quick Start Guide
  • Install the course to your system as specified in the Quick Start Guide or ask your system administrator to do so
  • Open the course and follow the instructions within the course
  • It is recommended to divide study of the material over a number of sessions