Nesuderintų taisyklių iššūkiai verslui

Anna Gayk Vadovaujanti partnerė, Mendel Verlag GmbH & Co. KG , Enrika Naujokė Direktorė, UAB "Muita" , Dr. Borys Kormych Profesorius, Jūrų ir muitų teisės katedros vedėjas, Nacionalinis universitetas "Odesos teisės akademija"
balandis 24, 2021
lt en fr
Nesuderintų taisyklių iššūkiai verslui

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Šio straipsnio autoriai teigia, kad taisyklių harmonizavimas (suderinimas) turėtų būti svarbiausias darbotvarkės dalykas tiek tiems, kurie priima teisės aktus, tiek tiems, kurie juos įgyvendina. Pagrindimui aptoriai pristato kai kurias problemas, su kuriomis susiduria įmonės dėl nepakankamo taisyklių suderinimo arba dėl nesuderinto šių taisyklių įgyvendinimo. Nagrinėjamos trys temos: sunkumai nustatant produktui taikomas lengvatinės kilmės taisykles pagal tam tikrą SS kodą; muitinės registracijos kodo Europos Sąjungos šalyse gavimo skirtumai; ir AEO programos įgyvendinimo iššūkiai Ukrainoje.
  • Rinka: Pasaulinė ES - Europos Sąjunga LT - Lietuva
  • Leidinio autorinės teisės: CC Learning, UAB
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