Customs Valuation Directive

Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/business/calculation-customs-duties/customs-valuation_en

The “Customs Valuation Directive” refers to the European regulations that establish the principles and methods for determining the customs value of goods in cross-border trade. It aims to ensure a uniform, transparent, and verifiable valuation of imports, serving as the basis for calculating customs duties.

Related Terms

You might also be interested in these terms

Customs valuation

Customs valuation is the process by which customs authorities determine the value of imported goods for the purpose of assessing duties and taxes, bas...

Learn more

Customs

Customs is the system of laws, administrative procedures and organizational bodies governing the cross-border movement of goods, including the assessm...

Learn more

Customs Valuation Directive

The Customs Valuation Directive (Directive 2016/341/EU) is a European Union legislative act that lays down rules for determining the customs value of ...

Learn more

Customs value

The customs value is the value of imported goods determined for the purpose of calculating customs duties and taxes, based primarily on the transactio...

Learn more

EU Customs Valuation

The process and rules by which the value of goods imported into the EU is determined for the purpose of calculating duties and taxes, based on the WTO...

Learn more

Customs Valuation USA

Customs Valuation USA refers to the determination of the customs value of goods being imported into the USA, based on the relevant regulations of the ...

Learn more

⚖️ ICC Incoterms 2020

Incoterms 2020 Simulator: Who bears costs & risk?

Analyze all 11 Incoterms 2020: cost matrix, risk timeline, insurance gap detector and customs responsibility – free, no login required.

Incoterms Simulator →