CTLA give their vision about fraudulent e-commerce flows and what are the best practices to collecte evidence for customs.
Are IDMS H7 regime and the implementation of IOSS designed to prevent from fraud ?
What are the methods and evidence that need to be collected to be compliant with customs ?
CTLA gives an overview of their research on legal aspect concerning customs key element related to cross border e-commerce. Is IOSS a real success concerning VAT and customs clearance ? Is AEO certification for customs clearance in e-commerce a must have ?
CTLA point out the difficulties to manage risk in customs clearance related to e-commerce. Automated tools to manage risk could be a support to reach AEO certification
Discover our CTLA interview series. In part 1, we discuss the CTLA, its implication in the e-Origin project and representation models for customs brokers dealing with e-commerce flows.
E-Origin will host a stand at the China International Logistics and Supply Chain Fair in Shenzhen (CILF), one of the largest international trade fairs for logistics and transportation in Asia. This major international logistics event is held at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center.
Reducing the risk associated with customs declarations and speeding up the declaration process is the promise of the European e-Origin platform.
Learn more about the 2-year research project is funded by the Walloon region and led by e-Origin together within a consortium of two universities and two customs brokers.
