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News in week 50: new EU regulation prohibiting import and export of products made with forced labour; sanctions against Russia and Belarus - updated FAQs on common high-priority items and circumvention … and a consolidated version of the FAQs on sanctions; amendments to the explanatory notes to the Combined Nomenclature; CJEU on classification of fish oil, on classification of four-wheel vehicle with an electric motor, and on temporary admission and the period during which goods imported under that procedure may remain; initiation of an anti-dumping proceeding concerning sweetcorn; and more news!
News in week 50: new EU regulation prohibiting import and export of products made with forced labour; sanctions against Russia and Belarus - updated FAQs on common high-priority items and circumvention and a consolidated version of the FAQs on sanctions; amendments to the explanatory notes to the Combined Nomenclature; CJEU on classification of fish oil, on classification of four-wheel vehicle with an electric motor, and on temporary admission and the period during which goods imported under that procedure may remain; initiation of an anti-dumping proceeding concerning sweetcorn; and more news!
News in brief: safety and security declaration update; Single Trade Window postponed; TRA recommend duty on Chinese excavators; UK to join CPTPP updates; continental shelf declarations; negotiations … on the UK-South Korea FTA resume; ICS2 and NCTS5 update; Simplified Process for Internal Market Movements (SPIMM).
News in brief: safety and security declaration update; Single Trade Window postponed; TRA recommend duty on Chinese excavators; UK to join CPTPP updates; continental shelf declarations; negotiations on the UK-South Korea FTA resume; ICS2 and NCTS5 update; Simplified Process for Internal Market Movements (SPIMM).
News in week 48: final decision by CJEU in 'Harley Davidson' case on relocating production to avoid retaliatory tariffs; the link of VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) with the EU Customs Reform; … expiry review of anti-dumping on sweetcorn in kernels; EU launches consultation on dispute with India over tariffs on ICT goods; Commission challenges China's anti-dumping tariffs on EU brandy at the WTO; updates of CBAM documents; changes to the import control requirements for certain organic products; Botswana to establish export certification point for rough diamonds; authorisation for the importation of cherry plants from the UK (phytosanitary measures); and more news!
News in week 48: final decision by CJEU in 'Harley Davidson' case on relocating production to avoid retaliatory tariffs; the link of VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) with the EU Customs Reform; expiry review of anti-dumping on sweetcorn in kernels; EU launches consultation on dispute with India over tariffs on ICT goods; Commission challenges China's anti-dumping tariffs on EU brandy at the WTO; updates of CBAM documents; changes to the import control requirements for certain organic products; Botswana to establish export certification point for rough diamonds; authorisation for the importation of cherry plants from the UK (phytosanitary measures); and more news!
News at a glance: Export security regime for certain types of agricultural products introduced; Ukrainian Customs Decision System pilot project launched; Automated processing of customs declarations … launched; Summary of 2-year journey of Ukraine's use of NTCS; Guidelines for implementation of Customs Code updates published
News at a glance: Export security regime for certain types of agricultural products introduced; Ukrainian Customs Decision System pilot project launched; Automated processing of customs declarations launched; Summary of 2-year journey of Ukraine's use of NTCS; Guidelines for implementation of Customs Code updates published
Do EU rules have a retroactive effect? There is no clear answer to this question. It has been the subject of a number of rulings by the Court of Justice of the EU in relation to specific acts … and situations. This article reviews one of the recent CJEU's judgments on this issue. It concerns the retroactive application of anti-dumping duties when they have already been repealed.
Dr Ilona Mishchenko
Do EU rules have a retroactive effect? There is no clear answer to this question. It has been the subject of a number of rulings by the Court of Justice of the EU in relation to specific acts and situations. This article reviews one of the recent CJEU's judgments on this issue. It concerns the retroactive application of anti-dumping duties when they have already been repealed.
Dr Ilona Mishchenko
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