The devil is in the details of preferential origin (in the… exporters archive)

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It is a story about consequences of lost documents, which prove preferential origin of goods. In the video you will learn, whether the importer had to recover import duties amounting to 62,323 Eur. The story is based on real facts taken from the Judgement of the European Court of Justice in the case C-409/10.

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