Customs Law

Globalization has not only helped blur the borders among markets, but also offers a greater range of suppliers for any given product.

Customs Regulations govern the exchange of goods among third countries. In a context of constant development of new regulations which affect transactions where several international legislations may converge, it becomes essential to obtain specialized advice to address the following questions:

Our high level of specialization allows us provide accurate answers to the casuistry raised by our Clients in an agile and effective way.

• Which is the suitable tariff classification for my product?  And for replacement and parts thereof? Is there any special treatment for unassembled or disassembled products?
  
  
• What customs duties apply to the import of my products in any given country? Is there any additional trade restriction? What are the implications of a product originating from the European Union or from a third country?
  
  
• When two or more countries are involved in the manufacturing of a product, can we identify the territory in which the last substantial transformation took place?
  
  
• Is my product eligible for preferential treatment in the import country based on its origin? Do we know what are the requirements for certifying the origin to take advantage of this?

• Are we familiar with the customs procedures and formalities regarding import and export transactions? Do we need any import/export license or certificate? Must our invoice comply with any specific formality for import customs clearance? Do we know the risks of exporting under Ex-works or DDP Incoterms 2020 Rules?