"Understanding the Implications of New Customs Broker Licence Conditions"
New customs broker licence conditions apply from 1 July 2024 - this is a summary of the new conditions
New customs broker licence conditions apply from 1 July 2024 - this is a summary of the new conditions
Responding to an ABF notice of an intention to cancel a 77G depot or 78 warehouse licence
Australia imposes a 35% tariff on Russian goods - what steps should logistics professionals take in response
This article first appeared in Across Borders, Edition 2, 2021. You can access Across Borders here. While we often marvel at the...
Recently a customs broker expressed alarm to us that the Australian Border Force (ABF) had demanded underpaid duty directly from the...
Asbestos, customs broker shopping and cargo reporting are the 2021 ABF compliance priorities
Australia, China, Korea, Japan, New Zealand and the ASEAN nations have signed the long negotiated Regional Comprehensive Economic...
A global pandemic did not stop the Department of Home Affairs from holding its annual Industry Summit. Fittingly for a virtual event, a...
Even where the origin waiver benefit applies, goods must meet the rules of origin. Trusted traders need systems in place to test this.
The High Court ruling on tariff classification and the use of the French language text of the tariff is relevant for all products.