Background
Customs planning begins at the drawing
board on which the product is designed. A
marginal variation in specification may
be commercially insignificant but, for
customs purposes, it may be critical.
Likewise, the inclusion or omission of
certain components or materials may have a
fundamental effect on the liability to
duty of a product. Some countries impose
high rates of duty on - or even prohibit
altogether - goods which could be
assembled or completed locally.
How
can we help?
- to establish the critical features of
your products for customs purposes;
- to determine the duties applicable
to your imports and exports and
ensure that you and your customers
pay no more than necessary; and
- to cost
your products accurately.
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