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Customs Law of the European Union

Massimo Fabio

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Customs Law of the European Union is a highly practical work dealing with the details of Customs Law of the EU in a practitioner-friendly manner. This annually updated powerful resource combines in-depth coverage of law, planning, and compliance with original, expert guidance on the ins and outs of EU customs law. Customs Law of the European Union will help you identify planning opportunities and advise your clients so they stay in full compliance - while saving on tax and administrative expenses. You'll find complete coverage of: - EU legislation: original setting, development and harmonization - International agreements - Free movement of goods - Classification of goods - Rules of origin - Customs value - Customs obligations and dealings between the importer and taxing authority - Import and export procedures including related VAT profiles - Authorized Economic Operator (AEO): benefits for the international trade also in comparison with the US program C-Tpat (Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism) - Anti-dumping and protective measures - Economic regimes (warehousing, inward processing, outward processing, processing under Customs control, temporary admission) - Transit (traditional and computerized) - Simplified procedures and electronic date interchange - Excise duties, latest EU news and procedures concerning movements and tracing of the excisable products - Control bodies safeguarding EU financial interests - European Court of Justice litigation/case law - Trade-related anti-money laundering measures - Incoming changes to EC Customs Law given by the Modernized Customs Code

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Customs Law of the European Union is a highly practical work dealing with the details of Customs Law of the EU in a practitioner-friendly manner. This annually updated powerful resource combines in-depth coverage of law, planning, and compliance with original, expert guidance on the ins and outs of EU customs law. Customs Law of the European Union will help you identify planning opportunities and advise your clients so they stay in full compliance - while saving on tax and administrative expenses. You'll find complete coverage of: - EU legislation: original setting, development and harmonization - International agreements - Free movement of goods - Classification of goods - Rules of origin - Customs value - Customs obligations and dealings between the importer and taxing authority - Import and export procedures including related VAT profiles - Authorized Economic Operator (AEO): benefits for the international trade also in comparison with the US program C-Tpat (Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism) - Anti-dumping and protective measures - Economic regimes (warehousing, inward processing, outward processing, processing under Customs control, temporary admission) - Transit (traditional and computerized) - Simplified procedures and electronic date interchange - Excise duties, latest EU news and procedures concerning movements and tracing of the excisable products - Control bodies safeguarding EU financial interests - European Court of Justice litigation/case law - Trade-related anti-money laundering measures - Incoming changes to EC Customs Law given by the Modernized Customs Code

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Customs Law of the European Union is a highly practical work dealing with the details of Customs Law of the EU in a practitioner-friendly manner. This annually updated powerful resource combines in-depth coverage of law, planning, and compliance with original, expert guidance on the ins and outs of EU customs law. Customs Law of the European Union will help you identify planning opportunities and advise your clients so they stay in full compliance - while saving on tax and administrative expenses. You'll find complete coverage of: - EU legislation: original setting, development and harmonization - International agreements - Free movement of goods - Classification of goods - Rules of origin - Customs value - Customs obligations and dealings between the importer and taxing authority - Import and export procedures including related VAT profiles - Authorized Economic Operator (AEO): benefits for the international trade also in comparison with the US program C-Tpat (Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism) - Anti-dumping and protective measures - Economic regimes (warehousing, inward processing, outward processing, processing under Customs control, temporary admission) - Transit (traditional and computerized) - Simplified procedures and electronic date interchange - Excise duties, latest EU news and procedures concerning movements and tracing of the excisable products - Control bodies safeguarding EU financial interests - European Court of Justice litigation/case law - Trade-related anti-money laundering measures - Incoming changes to EC Customs Law given by the Modernized Customs Code

Key concepts: European union, Customs union, International trade, Business, Money laundering, Legislation, Safeguarding, Law

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