Customs for Beginners

A company that operates internationally will inevitably come into contact with customs issues. In order to optimise the company's customs clearance processes and avoid economic risks, it is essential that employees in the customs department have a sound basis of knowledge in this field. Employees in functions that are not directly "customs-related" should also have a certain level of fundamental understanding. Raising the awareness of employees in so-called "interface positions" can help overcome challenges related to customs clearance before problems arise due to non-compliance or even fines. However, experience shows that new colleagues are more often trained "on the fly" in practice! Our introductory seminar provides up-to-date essential customs knowledge. Practical tips and case studies are also included.

Introduction
- Structure of customs administration, (D/ EU)
- Why do we have customs duties and what is their purpose?
- Identifying the tariff number/ transparent description of goods Import
- Observe import preferences (WUP Online)
- Other import bans and restriction

 Export
- Export basics
- What are the declaration options?
- Identifying the goods tariff number and coding using a case study
- Export control basics

Employees or beginners with little or no previous knowledge of customs and foreign trade, employees from other departments (e.g. sales, marketing, controlling, etc.) who need basic knowledge of the subject or have only been superficially introduced to the complexity of customs processes.