Online business meeting with experts from PwC in Ukraine: Institution of “customs representation”: what is new in relationships between companies, customs brokers and the Customs?.
Date and time: 25 March, 10:00-12:00
Format: online
Online platform: Microsoft Teams
Event language: Ukrainian
The event is free. Preliminary registration is required.
Registration: https://contents.pwc.com/25marft.
On 19 April, numerous amendments to the customs legislation will come into effect with one of the recent legislative developments being the introduction of the institution of “customs representation” aligned with the EU. From now on, customs intermediation will be separated into direct and indirect representations, which will impact the scope of the powers and the areas of the responsibility in declaring goods.
Such particularities should be specified in appropriate agreements on customs brokerage services and, therefore, special attention is given to early preparation for changes to avoid any disputes with customs authorities as part of the customs clearance procedure.
Please join our online business meeting with experts from PwC in Ukraine: Institution of “customs representation”: what is new in relationships between companies, customs brokers and the Customs?
During the meeting, experts from PwC in Ukraine will deep dive into the customs legislative amendments related to relationships with customs representatives and will give you practical advice to safeguard your business, specifically:
- Why does a company need a customs representative if it already has a customs broker? We explain it in simple terms.
- A difference between direct and indirect customs representatives: risks and areas of responsibility. How should these powers be documented properly?
- What documents does the business need from a customs representative to confirm conditions of compliance with legislative requirements for performance of the customs brokerage activity?
- What is the right way to select the customs representation model for your business based on the specific nature of goods movement?
- Risk areas for companies based on different customs representation models
- How does the institution of customs representation operate in the EU?
- Issues not addressed by the legislative amendments currently and our practical advice
Our speakers:
- Vita Miroshnychenko, Head of Customs and International Trade practice, PwC in Ukraine
- Pavlo Herasymiuk, Manager, Customs and International Trade practice, PwC in Ukraine
- Daria Tsvitsynska, Associate, Customs and International Trade practice, PwC in Ukraine
Registration https://contents.pwc.com/25marft.
