Getting information from Customs in Ukraine: Is it even possible?

Dr. Dr. Ilona Mishchenko Associate Professor of the Maritime and Customs Law Department, National University "Odessa Law Academy"

Customs Compliance & Risk Management (CCRM) Journal, Issue 19, February / March 2023

05 March, 2023

Getting information from Customs in Ukraine: Is it even possible?

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Тема: law
Tag: Ukraine

“He who owns information owns the world”, said Nathan M. Rothschild two centuries ago. The quote is relevant today particularly when it comes to customs. What if a company needs information from customs authorities? Is it possible to obtain it? Are customs obliged to provide it to a company or an individual? This article deals with the problems faced by Ukrainian companies in obtaining the information they need from the customs authorities. We also take a look at the provisions of the EU Customs Code.

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