31.05.2023
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Customs exemption on goods intended to help people in Ukraine 3/22/23

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On 19 April 2023 the EU Official Journal published the European Commission’s decision (EU) No. 2023/829 of 17 April on an exemption from import customs duty and import VAT on goods intended for free distribution or transfer to persons fleeing the military aggression waged in Ukraine and to persons in Ukraine who need help.

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