The September / October issue of Trade Intelligence includes the following highlights:
- Ripple or wave? Some significant developments risk flying below the radar
- Australia Customs release guidance on how cryptocurrencies can be used to pay for imported goods
- China Customs adopts third-party inspection of imported or exported commodities
- Indonesia ratifies RCEP
- Customs objection procedure in Indonesia to become fully online from 1 January 2023 onwards
- Japan Customs introduction of data exchange of e-CO with major ASEAN economies
- Malaysia ratifies the CPTPP
- Updated procedures for electronic submission of ACDD under the ASW in the Philippines and Singapore
- Singapore to increase its GST to 8% from January 2023
- Thailand’s import duty exemption for BEVs assembled or produced in a Free Zone
- Vietnam Customs’ issue new guidance on back-to-back Form D for return shipments
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