List of customs abbreviations

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The list of customs abbreviations contains abbreviations of the German Federal Customs Administration , the Federal Customs Administration and the Austrian Customs Administration and Customs Guard . Outdated abbreviations (e.g. from the time of National Socialism or from the customs administration of the GDR ) are also included here.



In some cases, the information in brackets indicates the origin :
DE = Germany (e.g. Reichszollverwaltung, Bundeszollverwaltung )
AT = Austria (customs administration, customs guard )
CH = Switzerland ( Eidgenössische Zollverwaltung , Grenzwachtkorps )
EU = European Union
GDR = German Democratic Republic (1949– 1990)

A.

B.

C.

D.

E.

  • EA = Approved Exporter
  • E-dec = from "electronic declaration": software tool for standardizing existing IT-based procedures (CH)
  • EORI = Economic Operators' Registration and Identification System, successor to the customs number (DE) at EU level
  • EUR 1 = a movement certificate
  • EVZTA = European binding tariff information (also called EBTI: European Binding Tariff Information)
  • EZV = Federal Customs Administration (CH)

F.

G

H

  • HGO = Rules of Procedure for the main customs offices (DE, outdated. Successor since 2008: GO-ÖB)
  • HZA = main customs office (DE, AT)

I.

  • IWM = Information and Knowledge Management Customs (DE)

K

L.

  • LIB-S = local IT officer -system support- (local administrator) (DE)
  • LIB-A = local IT officer -user support- (DE)
  • LVB = local procedural officer (local contact person for customs officers on specific issues relating to specialist procedures, e.g. ATLAS ) (DE)
  • LZA = long-term archive

M.

N

  • NZA = secondary customs office (AT)
  • NZZSt = secondary customs office (DE)

O

P

R.

S.

  • SG = subject area (of a main customs office or customs investigation office, DE)
  • SprFuZ = radio control center (DE; identical to GASt F = border inspection post radio)

T

U

V

W.

Z