СТС ЕС-Великобритания: льготное происхождение в сравнении с возвратом товаров

Enrika Naujokė Директор, Muita UAB
01 марта, 2021
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СТС ЕС-Великобритания: льготное происхождение в сравнении с возвратом товаров

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После вступления в силу Соглашения о льготной торговле между ЕС и Великобританией было много дискуссий о предпринимательской-модели, когда товары перевозятся из ЕС в распределительные центры в Великобритании и из этих центров обратно в ЕС после перепродажи. На эту тему написано много актуальных статей. Основное внимание было уделено ответам на вопросы: могут ли льготные товары ЕС происхождения, возвращаемые из распределительных центров в ЕС, пользоваться тарифными преференциями, если они никоим образом не изменяются в Великобритании? Если нет, то каковы другие варианты уплаты меньших пошлин?
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