- UAE adopts 12-digit customs tariff codes effective January 1, 2025
- New system aligns with international best practices
- Provides greater detail in product classification
- Streamlines customs clearance procedures
- Minimizes delays and supports compliance with global trade regulations
- Businesses benefit from more precise duty calculations
- Companies need to update internal systems and documentation
- Staff require training on the updated classification system
- Companies should evaluate the impact on supply chains, cost structures, and trade operations
- Companies are encouraged to prepare for the transition
Source: mailchi.mp
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