Take the opportunity to share your insights with authors and readers and ask questions in the comments section! Here is an overview of the comments posted in October 2021.

Meet authors and readers of influential books that shape the way we think about customs! Register for the 2nd Global Webinar "Books on Customs", which will take place on 16 December 2021 at 15:00 … - 16:30 CET.

The new edition provides insights on a wide array of topics: the new Pan-Euro-Mediterranean rules of origin, the meaning of multi-classification in tariff suspensions, returned goods relief rules … in various countries, new ways of subsidizing exports to the EU (TDIs), top 5 customs compliance mistakes, 10 tips on writing a practical article on customs, and many more!

The first edition of Customsdigital is released! Some of the topics covered: Digital Mindset - what does that mean? What does a customs expert need for it?; What is OCR technology for digital … customs processing?; AI, machine learning and algorithms: How do they work? Will I be superfluous as a customs expert?; Maintaining master data: the best practice tips; Is good master data the foundation of digitization?; and more!

Meet editors of journals on customs from various countries: WCO News (global), World Customs Journal (global), Customs Compliance & Risk Management Journal (Europe), Foreign Trade (Germany), … LEX Portus (Ukraine), Customs-Digital (Germany), Muitų teisė praktikams (Lithuania), and editors of two more journals are expected to join!

On December 16, 2020 3:00pm - 4:00pm CET a free webinar "A book on Customs subject is the best present to a client or colleague!". Authors from the United Kingdom, Brazil, France, Colombia, Germany, … Latvia, Ukraine and Lithuania will share their insights. What is your favorite book on Customs? Write about it and win a prize worth 290 Eur!

Are you passionate about Customs topics and would like to meet like-minded people from all over the world? Join the community of authors of the Customs Compliance & Risk Management journal! Authors … of the journal have regular meetings, and another one is planned to take place online on 21 October 2020. In this meeting authors will exchange their views on the topic “Customs knowledge in our countries: Is it sufficient? What is ‘sufficient’?”.

Last month we had the honor to be a part of the first national conference for Customs Practitioners organized by the Lithuanian Customs Practitioners Association.