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Free Trade Agreement CE/Israel
Posted by Pedro Vareta on December 12, 2002 at 07:42:02:
My company is regularly importing fm Israel and the portuguese customs
authorities, obliges to the payment in advance of the 19 per cent TVA, prior to
Customs clearance instead of using the TVA pratice of paying the tax at an
average of 60 days after introduction on market. As far as we know only
Portugal, Greece and Spain (this one altering the systhem as per today's
informations) hv such a pratice. My question is : is not this situation
forbidden by the Free Trade Agreement between CE/Israel, at the light of the 8
and 19 articles. And if it is forbiden what moves shall we take to correct it
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