Customs power of attorney terms
These terms explain what applies when you authorise Tullify to handle your customs matters.
Updated 10 September 2026
Direct representation
Tullify AB (559196-3029) represents you or your company as a direct customs representative under Article 18(1) of the Union Customs Code, Regulation (EU) No 952/2013. We act in your name and on your behalf. You or your company are the declarant.
Scope of the authorisation
The power of attorney covers the customs matters you entrust to us. Swedish Customs may require us to provide evidence of your authorisation under Article 19 of the Code. Indirect representation requires a separate agreement and is not covered by this power of attorney.
Information and supporting documents
You must provide accurate and complete information and the documents needed for your case. Tell us if anything changes or if you discover an error in the supporting documents or the declaration.
Article 15 of the Code requires information to be accurate and complete and supporting documents to be authentic, accurate and valid. These obligations also apply to us as a customs representative when we provide information or submit declarations. The power of attorney does not remove either party’s statutory responsibilities.
Validity and revocation
The power of attorney remains valid until you revoke it in writing. Send your revocation to info@tullify.se. State whose authorisation you are revoking and contact us about any ongoing cases so we can clarify what still needs to be handled.
Scope of work and fees
The power of attorney authorises us to represent you. We agree separately on the work to be done in each case and its cost.
Personal data
Our handling of information provided in the power of attorney and during a customs case is described in our privacy policy.
Contact
For questions about your power of attorney or an assignment, email info@tullify.se or call +46 (0) 10-33 33 555.
Tullify AB
Company registration number 559196-3029
Stureplatsen 3, 411 39 Göteborg
