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The Istanbul Convention
Some goods which need to be brought into a country for certain specific reasons (an exhibition, commercial demonstration, humanitarian mission, etc.) are exempt from Customs duties under the express condition that they are re-exported within a specified timeframe. This is what is known as the temporary admission procedure.
The Convention on Temporary Admission signed in
The most important tools covered by the Istanbul Convention are the ATA carnet (for goods) and the CPD carnet (for vehicles), which are standardized documents used by Customs services to check temporary admissions. Nevertheless, many problems have been encountered with the application of the Convention in the field, and with the use of the carnets in certain specific circumstances.
The training is therefore focused on the very practical issue of the use of ATA and CPD carnets, with lessons dealing in detail with the documents themselves and how they are used in different situations.
TRAINING PLAN:
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Lesson 1 : Principles of the Conventions
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Lesson 2 : Goods covered by the ATA carnet
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Lesson 3 : Role of the ICC/WCF and the guaranteeing bodies
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Lesson 4 : How the ATA carnet works
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Lesson 5 : How the CPD carnet works
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LANGUAGES: English, French, Spanish Target audience : Customs officials, whether new recruits or experienced officers, belonging to Member administrations which apply the Istanbul Convention or the ATA Convention. Commercial players who are called upon to use ATA or CPD carnets for temporary admission purposes. ATA and CPD carnet issuing and guaranteeing bodies. |
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The course duration may exceed ten hours.
