retroactive preferential claim

Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/trade/policy/accessing-markets/trade-defence-instruments/tariff-preference-system/

A retroactive claim for preferential treatment in trade. It involves asserting a benefit (e.g., lower duties or quotas) for shipments or transactions already completed when the eligibility criteria for the advantage were determined or recognized after the fact. The retroactivity means the benefit is applied to past events.

Related Terms

You might also be interested in these terms

claim

Beanstandung is a formal objection or complaint against delivered goods or services, typically due to defects, non-conformities, or unmet contractual ...

Learn more

preferential claim

A claim for tariff or customs treatment under an international trade agreement that grants preferential duties, based on origin criteria; a formal req...

Learn more

preferential risk

Risk management in logistics related to preferential treatment under trade agreements or origin rules, where benefits such as lower duties or faster c...

Learn more

preferential quota

A tariff-rate quota (preferential quota) is a quota that allows certain goods to enter a market at a reduced tariff rate under a preferential trade ar...

Learn more

retroactive preferential tariff payment

A retroactive payment or adjustment of duties/charges under a preferential trade arrangement, i.e., a back payment or refund of tariffs that arise whe...

Learn more

Preferential-Law Directive

A preferential-law directive is a directive that sets the rules for granting tariff preferences under trade agreements, determining eligibility (such ...

Learn more