Updates & Practical Insights | 29 October or 13 November
Why participate?
In recent years, European institutions and Belgium Customs authorities have intensified their focus on ensuring accurate customs valuation, particularly within multinational companies handling intercompany transactions. The growing enforcement of the “ last sale for export to the EU” principle for customs valuation, alongside increasing scrutiny of application of Transfer Pricing (TP) policy, highlights the importance of aligning these two critical areas.
Failure to properly synchronize customs valuation and transfer pricing—especially in cases involving complex intercompany transactions— can lead to significant financial and regulatory risks.
In this session, Deloitte’s experts will discuss the interplay between transfer pricing and customs valuation aspects, sharing strategies that help companies ensure compliance and mitigate financial risks.
Key Insights You'll Gain:
- Transfer Pricing vs. Customs Valuation: Understanding and aligning your strategies
- EU's “Last Sale for Export” Principle: What it means in practice
- Recent developments: Current ECJ-cases, trends and expectations on customs valuation
- Leading practices including use of technology: possible solutions to ensure proactive compliance and reduce risk.
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