ECJ rules on liability of indirect customs representative

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Skaitytojo klausimas: Už kokius nusižengimus gali būti panaikintas muitinės tarpininko atstovo identifikavimo kodas? Atsakant į klausimą apžvelkime, kokius išaiškinimus yra pateikę teismai.
Skaitytojo klausimas: Už kokius nusižengimus gali būti panaikintas muitinės tarpininko atstovo identifikavimo kodas? Atsakant į klausimą apžvelkime, kokius išaiškinimus yra pateikę teismai.
Skaitytojo klausimas: Ar gali būti taikomos kelios administracinės nuobaudos už padarytus pažeidimus, susijusius su viena muitinės deklaracija? Panagrinėkime muitinės deklarantų atsakomybės ypatumus … - kada deklarantai gali būti traukiami administracinėn atsakomybėn pagal daugiau nei vieną Administracinių nusižengimų kodekso (ANK) straipsnį vienos muitinės procedūros atveju.
Skaitytojo klausimas: Ar gali būti taikomos kelios administracinės nuobaudos už padarytus pažeidimus, susijusius su viena muitinės deklaracija? Panagrinėkime muitinės deklarantų atsakomybės ypatumus - kada deklarantai gali būti traukiami administracinėn atsakomybėn pagal daugiau nei vieną Administracinių nusižengimų kodekso (ANK) straipsnį vienos muitinės procedūros atveju.
This is the third article in our study of customs broker activity in different countries. The first one concerned the peculiarities of the customs broker profession in different EU countries. … The second one contained insights and news not only from the EU, but also from the UK and Canada. We dedicate the third article to the approaches of regulation of customs broker’s profession in different countries. For this purpose, we conducted a small survey among our readers before. The results turned out to be quite interesting, especially in the context of their comparison with the current situation in various countries.
Dr. Ilona Mishchenko
This is the third article in our study of customs broker activity in different countries. The first one concerned the peculiarities of the customs broker profession in different EU countries. The second one contained insights and news not only from the EU, but also from the UK and Canada. We dedicate the third article to the approaches of regulation of customs broker’s profession in different countries. For this purpose, we conducted a small survey among our readers before. The results turned out to be quite interesting, especially in the context of their comparison with the current situation in various countries.
Dr. Ilona Mishchenko
The previous article highlighted the role of the customs broker in checking compliance and lodging a customs declaration. There is much more that customs brokers do and/or can do in regard to … adapting their services to meet the challenges of an ever-changing trading and regulatory environment. We share views and news on various aspects of the profession in the UK, Germany and Canada.
Arne Mielken
The previous article highlighted the role of the customs broker in checking compliance and lodging a customs declaration. There is much more that customs brokers do and/or can do in regard to adapting their services to meet the challenges of an ever-changing trading and regulatory environment. We share views and news on various aspects of the profession in the UK, Germany and Canada.
Arne Mielken
The importance of the customs broker’s profession (also called ‘customs representatives’, ‘customs agents’) is growing in the supply chain. In the complex and ever-changing legal, technological, … and geopolitical environment, they serve traders, customs and society by acting as a trade compliance checkpoint before submitting data to customs. Knowledge and ethical requirements are very high; therefore, the standardisation theme is topical. We look at some standards and provide an overview of the national differences of several EU member states and share some related thoughts.
Assoc Prof Dr Momchil Antov
The importance of the customs broker’s profession (also called ‘customs representatives’, ‘customs agents’) is growing in the supply chain. In the complex and ever-changing legal, technological, and geopolitical environment, they serve traders, customs and society by acting as a trade compliance checkpoint before submitting data to customs. Knowledge and ethical requirements are very high; therefore, the standardisation theme is topical. We look at some standards and provide an overview of the national differences of several EU member states and share some related thoughts.
Assoc Prof Dr Momchil Antov
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