In terms of customs law, export refers to the movement of Community goods from the European Union to a non-EU state (i.e. a third country). The transfer of goods from one EU Member State to another constitutes an intra-Community supply. The term “export” commonly refers to both: i.e. the movement of goods to another EU country or third country.
Schulungsinhalte
- Customs Clearance in Germany/EU
- Export < – > Intra-Community Supplies
- Commodity Code/Customs Tariff Number
- Overview of the Most Important Export Documents
- The Import Regulations of Individual Countries
- Differences: Non-Preferential/Preferential Origin
- Preferential Origin
- Export Controls
- Logistics/Incoterms
- Value-Added Tax (VAT)
- Other Peculiarities of Intra-Community Supplies
- Payment Conditions
- Teamwork in Companies
- Information Sources
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