Australia–Singapore FTA – Value Added Share of Electrical Devices

Quelle: https://www.dfat.gov.au/trade/agreements/not-yet-in-force/aust-singapore-fta/Pages/australia-singapore-fta

The value added share refers to the proportion of the value created in a product or service that originates from a specific trading region. In the context of the Australia-Singapore FTA, this share pertains to electrical devices and defines how much value is generated within these countries to qualify for tariff benefits.

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