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Community Transit (CT) provides procedures to exploit fully the EU's Customs Union, by enabling the various EU Customs authorities to distinguish between community (T2 status) and non-community goods (T1 status).

T1 non-community goods travelling through the EU require accompanying CT documentation, which details their dutiable status. However, CT documentation is not required for T2 community goods. There are a number of simplified CT procedures. For instance, Authorised Consignors (on export) and Authorised Consignees (on import) can authenticate their own CT documentation at their own premises, thus obviating the need to seek authorisation from Customs for each export, or import.