European Commission Initiates Infringement Proceedings Against Poland Over Transit Procedures
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The European Commission has initiated infringement proceedings against Poland for failing to comply with EU transit procedures. This issue involves the non-collection of traditional own resources (TOR) from transit procedures started in Germany and closed by Polish and Slovak customs authorities.
The Commission has repeatedly urged Poland to compensate for the TOR loss, including interest, but has received no compensation. Consequently, the Commission has sent a formal notice to Poland, which now has two months to respond and address the concerns. If Poland's response is unsatisfactory, the Commission may issue a reasoned opinion.
This action highlights ongoing disputes over the enforcement of EU financial regulations and the responsibilities of member states.