The European Commission’s e-learning materials are produced in collaboration with customs and taxation administrations and representatives of trade. Most material is available for download freely, but some courses contain sensitive information, and their use might be limited to the staff of national customs and tax administrations.
Visit the Customs and Tax EU Learning Portal to access more than 900 e-learning courses in 29 languages including Arabic, Chinese, Turkish, Hindi and Korean! Courses are addressed to the public and private sector of customs and tax professionals.
The Customs and Tax EU Learning Portal promotes collaboration and information and skills-sharing between customs and tax professionals, national administrations, trade, and academia, to create a competitive advantage throughout Europe and optimise training experiences.
Explore the catalogue section by using various filters and keywords, follow e-learning courses directly on the portal at your own pace, watch webinars and consult additional resources. You can create your own training plans and have access to a set of courses directly from your dashboard.
At the end of the course, you will get an attendance certificate if you pass the final assessment with a score of at least 70%.
Browse the learning offers available on the Customs and Tax EU Learning Portal and join a growing community of EU customs and tax professionals training for excellence. Remember to subscribe to the newsletter and to set up your notifications to receive all the relevant information.
Topics available
The e-learning courses cover a variety of topics which can be explored in the catalogue of the website. The following topics are available on the Customs and Tax E-learning Portal:
Customs:
- Customs controls
- Customs Duties
- Customs Procedures
- Excise Duties
- Security and Risk Management
- EU Legislation
- European IT Systems
Taxation:
- Direct Taxation
- Indirect Taxation
- Fighting Tax Fraud
- EU Legislation
- European IT Systems
CBAM:
- For National Competent Authorities
- Iron and Steel sector
- Hydrogen sector
- Electricity sector
- Fertilisers sector
- Aluminium sector
- Cement sector