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Trade, customs & logistics

About Custom

Everything that happens at the border. Exporting and importing as customs procedures, the commodity code that classifies the goods, the duties and taxes that follow from it, the origin proof that can reduce them, and the regimes that suspend them altogether — the paperwork layer that decides whether a façade shipment moves or waits.

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In this stage
Customs is a sequence, not a single act: classify the goods, declare them, prove their origin, pay (or suspend) what is owed. Each card below opens a full guide.
What happens at the border Export sidedeclaration · documents The customs border CTSP code Origin Regime Duty · VAT · other charges Import sideclearance · release

The same shipment is an export on one side of the line and an import on the other. In between sit the commodity code, the origin proof, the customs regime and the charges they produce.

Customs & Foreign Trade

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About ExportHow exporting works — the process, the declaration, the documents and the controls. About ImportThe import process — declaration, clearance, duties and taxes on incoming goods. Service ExportExporting services — engineering, design and contracting sold across a border. Domestic Processing RegimeInward processing — importing inputs duty-suspended to process and re-export. CTSPCustoms Tariff Statistics Position — the commodity code that identifies every traded good. Custom Duties CalculationHow customs duty, VAT and other charges on an import are worked out. Certificate of OriginProving where goods originate — ATR, EUR.1, Form A and tariff preferences.

Next stage

About TransportationRoad, sea, rail, air and containers — how the cleared goods actually move. Delivery, Finance & PaymentIncoterms, trade finance and payment methods — how the deal is closed.

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