Details of the China FTA Release – Start Preparing Now!

The terms of the China Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA) have been finalised and released.  The full text of the agreement provides importers and exporters with the details of exactly what duty rates their goods will receive a...

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You May be Responsible for Customs Duty and GST Even if You’re not the Importer!

A recent Tribunal decision demonstrated that Australian Customs can, and will, pursue the Australian recipient of goods for underpaid duty even where the foreign supplier acted as the importer of record and was responsible for the...

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Obtaining Customs Tariff Concessions has Become Easier for Made-to-Order Capital Equipment

At a time when it is becoming increasingly difficult to use tariff concessions, a recent Tribunal decision has opened the door for tariff concession orders to be granted in respect of bespoke made to order capital equipment, even ...

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Budget 2015: 10 Customs Issues

Customs will never dominate the headlines on Australian budget night, but this does not mean that there are not measures in the budget that impact the customs and global trade community. Buried away in the budget papers are increa...

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Customs Issues for the Auto Industry

The Australian automotive industry is going through a period of transformation. This coincides with significant ongoing developments in Australia's customs and global trade landscape. These two areas of change are interacting and ...

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Tariff Concessions – When You Can and Cannot Claim a Tariff Concession Order

At a time when there is a lot of talk about liberalising trade through new free trade agreements and adopting trade facilitation measures, it may come as a surprise to learn that the use of tariff concession orders (TCOs) is becom...

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