Customs valuation of raw materials and waste as subject of the circular economy

Commentary No. 15 of the EU Customs Valuation Compendium

Customs Compliance & Risk Management (CCRM) Journal, Issue 18, December 2022 / January 2023

January 18, 2023

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Customs valuation of raw materials and waste as subject of the circular economy

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Tema: valuation sustainability
Žyma: circular economy waste

In the EU Customs Valuation Compendium, we can find a Commentary on the customs valuation of waste. The need for regulation of this topic is growing together with an aim to meet the objectives of the circular economy. The Commentary is one of the newest interpretative instruments that has been published, so let's take a look at the clarifications it provides, including a practical case study.

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Leidinio autorinės teisės: CC Learning, UAB

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