Long-term origin declaration
Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/business/customs-procedures/how-imports-work/origin/origin-rules-and-proof-of-origin_en
TL;DR
A long-term origin declaration is a formal declaration of origin issued by a supplier that remains valid for an extended period, allowing the recipient to claim the origin of the goods for shipments covered by the declaration, without needing a new origin certificate for each shipment. Typical validity periods are 12 to 36 months. The declaration must include supplier information, …
A long-term origin declaration is a formal declaration of origin issued by a supplier that remains valid for an extended period, allowing the recipient to claim the origin of the goods for shipments covered by the declaration, without needing a new origin certificate for each shipment. Typical validity periods are 12 to 36 months. The declaration must include supplier information, origin rules, a description of the goods, the validity date, and a signature.
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