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Refunds of customs payments under the EAEU Customs Code

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Chapter 10 of the EAEU Customs Code: what counts as an overpaid customs payment, how refunds work and where importers may lose money through a missed deadline or an unsupported calculation.

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About this video

A detailed explanation of refunds and setoff under Chapter 10 of the EAEU Customs Code and Article 67 of Federal Law No. 289-ФЗ.

Examples explain what counts as an overpayment and how challenging a customs decision can lead to a refund. The three-month appeal period and three-year refund period concern different procedures: identify the applicable route, starting date and conditions before calculating either deadline.

Topics covered

  • Chapter 10 of the EAEU Customs Code and Article 67 of Federal Law No. 289-ФЗ: identifying an overpayment
  • from an appeal and reversal of the decision to a refund application, including interest where legally due
  • the separate three-month administrative appeal, three-month court application and three-year refund periods, including their starting dates and qualifications
  • why paying to avoid a release delay does not itself waive refund rights, and how to document an amount alleged to have been collected in excess

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