- European Commission publishes 2024 version of Combined Nomenclature
- CN is the basis for customs declaration of goods in the EU
- CN is used for statistical purposes for intra-EU operations
- CN is updated annually
- Amendments made to modernize and adapt the CN
- Implementation of gradual reduction of duty rates for IT products
- Creation of separate CN code for certain products with tariff duty “free” treatment
- Introducing new subheadings or modernizing current structure to account for changes in requirements and developments
- Amendment of classification of some substances in the list of pharmaceutical substances
- CN established by Council Regulation (EEC) No 2658/87
Source: taxathand.com
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