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November 2026 customs conversion rates set for Finnish imports

November 2026 conversion rates apply to goods declared into free circulation in Finland during the stated period; the rate is the ECB rate published on the second last Wednesday of October.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 23 October 2026

Tax

Industry: Across industries

The currency conversion rates to be used for November 2026 when determining the customs value of imported goods are confirmed.Tulli They apply to goods declared in Finland into free circulation in the Union customs territory, for the period stated on the rates page unless otherwise announced.Tulli Declarations outside that period or outside free circulation in Finland do not take their rate from this confirmation.

The monthly rhythm follows the Union rule for currency conversion for customs valuation. For Member States whose currency is the euro, the rate published by the European Central Bank is used. The governing rate is the one published on the second last Wednesday of each month, or the most recently published rate where nothing was published on that day.Europa That rate then applies for a month beginning on the first day of the following month.Tulli November declarations therefore take the rate fixed on the second last Wednesday of October.Tulli

Where no rate has been published as the rule requires, the Member State concerned determines the rate to be used, and that rate must reflect the value of the Member State's currency as closely as possible. Declarants should therefore first check the published November table and the period stated with it, and only fall back to a state-determined rate where the publication chain has a gap.

In practice, an importer whose purchase invoice is denominated in a currency other than the euro converts the price using the November table for goods declared during its period of application. The converted value feeds the customs value on which duties are calculated, so using October's table for a November declaration applies the wrong month's rateTulli. Declarations already accepted before the November period keep the rate of their own month.

Declarants should use the November table for November declarations, verify the period stated on the rates page, and expect the December table on the same monthly rhythm, fixed on the second last Wednesday of November. Legal basis: Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2015/2447 Article 146.Europa

Use the November 2026 table for November free-circulation declarations in Finland and verify the period stated on the rates page.

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