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DELOITTE: UPDATE ON GENERAL DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMS (GDC) WORKSHOP IN APRIL 2016
The workshop was chaired by the leaders of Customs Control and Supervision Department – GDC with the involvement of Deloitte Vietnam as the only independent customs advisor.
Aiming to bring to the table the difficulties and obstacles that enterprises had been encountering in the implementation of Circular 38, Mr. Bui Ngoc Tuan – Tax Partner/Customs Services Leader of Deloitte Vietnam facilitated a half-day discussion on customs management for export manufacturing/export processing activities including EPE and non-EPE objectives.
This is considered a milestone in building a better approach for management and customs audit perspectives. Accordingly, Deloitte would like to summarize the notable points of the workshop in the Alert for your information.
Please click the link below to download the full version provided by Deloitte Vietnam:
Update On General Department Of Customs (Gdc) Workshop In April 2016
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