Cases of repayment of import duties (EU and UK)
Enrika NaujokÄ—
Director, Muita UAB
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Jessica Yang
Director, JY XBorder Consulting Ltd
Customs Compliance & Risk Management (CCRM) Journal, Issue 7, February / March 2021
March 18, 2021
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Reader's question. Is it possible to recover import duties if the imported goods are exported? For example, a Lithuanian company imports goods from China (releases them into free circulation). After a few months, it happens that unchanged goods are sold and exported to a company in Switzerland. In such a case, could the Lithuanian company apply for a refund of import duties? Because the goods were exported and the company itself, if it had foreseen that such a situation would arise, would not have released the goods for free circulation but would have placed them in a customs warehouse. We also operate in the UK, what would be the rules there in a similar situation?
- Topic: duties, taxes , import , export
- Market: EU - European Union , UK - United Kingdom , Europe
- Copyright of the journal: CC Learning, UAB