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Types of Intrastat Data
The data recorded for Intrastat reporting can be classified into three groups:
Qualitative information describes inventory movement and helps customs officials understand trends in the flow of goods.
Quantitative information describes the value, net weight, and supplementary UM (if required) of the inventory movement. This information gives customs officials the currency value of the shipment both in net and unit measurements.
Audit trail information is a way to match Intrastat data to the business transactions from which it originated. This is useful for responding to customs inquiries and audits.
Intrastat Data Types lists the various data fields that belong to the three types of Intrastat data.

Intrastat Data Types
 
Qualitative Information
Quantitative Information
Audit Trail
Reference Date
Country of Destination/Dispatch
VAT Registration Number
Flow Indicator
Mode of Transport
Region of Origin/Destination
Commodity Code
Country of Origin
Port of Transshipment
Terms of Delivery
Statistical Procedure
Port of Arrival/Dispatch
Nature of Transaction
Invoice Value in Transaction Currency
Invoice Value in Base Currency
Supplementary Units in the UM required for the commodity code
Statistical Value in Base Currency
Net Weight in the Intrastat Net Weight UM
Reference to the underlying sales shipment or invoice or receiver or supplier invoice line; that is, Order Type, Order Number, Order Line, Receiver/Invoice
Quantity in the stocking UM for the item or the order line UM for memo items
Address, Site, and Item Number