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The journal "Customs Law for Practitioners" is published once a month in Lithuanian language for Lithuanian market. The publisher is company CC Learning, UAB

On the platform you will find all the articles published starting from the first issue in November 2012.

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Responsibility for the content. The information contained in the journal "Customs Law for Practitioners" is for general information purposes only and cannot be construed as legal advice, conclusion or consultation. The publisher CC Learning, UAB does not necessarily agree with the views of the authors of articles.

Distribution. The exclusive right to distribute the journal belongs to CC Learning, UAB. The paid articles of the journal are only for use of those who have acquired them lawfully. The originals or copies of the articles may not be distributed, sold, rented, lent or otherwise transferred without the written consent of CC Learning, UAB.

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All Case law Overviews and comments Sources of knowledge News Filling out the customs declaration
Case law
Overviews and comments
Sources of knowledge
News
Filling out the customs declaration
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Customs valuation: interview with the author of the book
16-01-2022

Mark Neville is the author of a book on International Trade Laws of the US and is working on a new book on customs valuation. In an interview, Mark kindly shares information about the books and … his philosophy of writing a book or an article.

Monika Bielskienė, Mark Neville

knowledge management
lt
Customs valuation: interview with the author of the book
16-01-2022

Mark Neville is the author of a book on International Trade Laws of the US and is working on a new book on customs valuation. In an interview, Mark kindly shares information about the books and his philosophy of writing a book or an article.

Monika Bielskienė, Mark Neville

knowledge management
lt
A coffee break with… Timothy Lyons
27-11-2021

This is a “coffee break” article in our new series featuring thought leaders in the field of customs. I’m delighted to speaking with Timothy Lyons, a barrister and Queen’s Counsel (England and … Wales), a barrister in the Republic of Ireland and a member of the Bar of Brussels. Those studying EU customs law as well as customs practitioners will most likely know Timothy through his book, EU Customs Law, published by the Oxford EU Law Library.

Jessica Yang, Timothy Lyons

knowledge management
lt
A coffee break with… Timothy Lyons
27-11-2021

This is a “coffee break” article in our new series featuring thought leaders in the field of customs. I’m delighted to speaking with Timothy Lyons, a barrister and Queen’s Counsel (England and Wales), a barrister in the Republic of Ireland and a member of the Bar of Brussels. Those studying EU customs law as well as customs practitioners will most likely know Timothy through his book, EU Customs Law, published by the Oxford EU Law Library.

Jessica Yang, Timothy Lyons

knowledge management
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