Is an international supply of goods with maximum benefit for business possible? How to minimize mistakes in the process of goods' delivery, avoid delays in customs clearance and improve the processes of foreign economic activity at the enterprise? During the webinar, we told about all these issues, as well as how do companies get a sign of trust from the customs authority and increase competitiveness in the world market.
During the event, we discussed:
- Where does trust begin? Complex and controversial issues in the process of customs clearance. The latest practice
- Practical recommendations for avoiding delays during the customs clearance
- Mistakes in customs declarations and contravention of customs rules. Can mistakes be worth the protocol?
- Post audit and its consequences. How to respond to customs checks?
- Amendments to customs declarations. Grounds for amendments to customs declarations after registration
- TP adjustments and amendments to customs declarations. Change of product code after customs clearance
- Obtaining AEO status as a sign of trust by customs. What should businesses be prepared for before preparing for AEO status?
Speakers:
Yulia Pyndus, Head of Consulting Services at Capital Group, Head of AEO Working Group at the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine. Yulia has more than 15 years of practical experience in customs, is a speaker at leading platforms in Ukraine, such as KPMG Insight Academy, Lviv Business School (LvBS), LIGA ZAKON Academy, Business Consulting Academy, Haski, WAVE Odesa Business School, and others.
Vita Miroshnychenko, Head of Customs Regulation, and International Trade Practice at PwC in Ukraine, CPTL Group Alumni, Specialist in Customs. Vita has over 16 years of professional experience in international trade and customs clearance. Her practice includes working with world companies from the 10 largest importers in Ukraine. She is one of the leading certified experts on international trade Incoterms and co-chair of the Customs Committee of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine. In 2021, the international independent rating Legal 500 EMEA recognized Vita as the leading expert in the field of customs law in Ukraine, as well as for the second year in a row, noted her practice in the 1st category of brands.
