11 November 2020 EY TradeWatch | Issue 3 2020 edition now available EY's TradeWatch, issue 3, 2020 outlines key legislative and administrative developments for customs and trade around the world, with links to EY resources, interactive graphics and maps. It features sections on Technology, Tax Alerts and Brexit as well as insights from the following jurisdictions: - Is there any certainty in today’s challenging trade times?
- EU-Vietnam: Free Trade Agreement and Investment Protection Agreement
- Sustainable trade: Supporting the green agenda
- How trade finance can operate effectively in the wake of COVID-19 9 Our global trade webcasts
- Brazil: Tax reform may impact customs special regimes
- Mexico: Changes to customs rules for 2020 impacting maquiladoras and other regimes
- US: Customs issues guidance on Section 321
- US: Trade actions continue to be in the spotlight
- US: Actions toward Hong Kong give rise to additional trade complexity
- Asia-Pacific: The changing trade landscape in the region
- Asia-Pacific/India: Increasing the burden of free trade agreement compliance
- Indonesia: The changing dynamics of dealing with Customs
- New Zealand: Transfer pricing adjustments and customs
- South Korea: Revisions to Customs laws
- Vietnam: Post-clearance audit management and latest trends
Europe, Middle East, India and Africa - Africa: How a trade pact is positioning Africa for economic success
- EU: European Commission publishes new guidance on customs valuation
- EU: Free of charge supplied software should be added to the customs value
- EU: New rules for applying tariff quota in agricultural sector as of 1 January 2021
- EU: Royalty paid for know-how may need to be added to customs value
- Export controls: Sanction lists and data protection
- What multiple waves of disruption mean for tax and trade in Europe
In today's global economy, moving goods internationally can be a complex and costly activity. TradeWatch provides timely information about customs and international trade developments to help our clients develop strategies to manage duty costs and the risks of global trade, to improve trade compliance and to increase the operational effectiveness of international supply chains. Access the latest issue in the form of an interactive PDF, or please find the file attached below. Document ID: 2020-6452 |