The New Tax Law Of Columbia Is About To Be Formally Implemented.

The draft tariff law drafted by the General Administration of Customs of the Republic of Costa Rica is now replaced by the approval of the presidential office of the Republic of Costa Rica.

Law (Law No. 1609th of 2013) was implemented and the key changes were as follows:

1. simplification

Procedures: import and export operators register and register products and freight related information at the single window website of Ge country's foreign trade. After obtaining the license, they can import and export.

2. simplifying penalties: import and export operators can make changes in documents in 5 to 10 days to reduce the probability that goods are not being entered by customs.

3. attribution of change responsibility: the import and export business may be fully entitled to

Or entrusting customs broker, but the legal liability is attributable to the owner of the goods.

4. electronic customs clearance procedures: the customs and electronic administration of the Republic of Costa Rica will launch the customs electronic surveillance control system within a few months after the implementation of the bill.

5. deregulation of energy exports: allowing exporters to export oil from their third country to their accessories, natural gas and electricity, such as the export network of Ecuador to Honduras.

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According to the European Bureau of statistics, EU clothing imports began to recover after a year of silence in 2015, as the euro fell sharply against the US dollar.

In December 2015, EU clothing imports continued to decline, but the year-on-year decline began to shrink. The total imports of clothing decreased by 1.6% compared with the same period last year, much lower than the 9-11 month 6.2-11.5%.

If imports continue to recover in the 1-2 months of 2016, the EU's clothing imports are expected to rebound in the coming months.

In 2015, the number of garments imported from China by the European Union decreased by 12.5% over the same period last year, and the number of garments imported from other regions increased by 1.3% over the same period last year.

In December, the EU's imports of clothing from China fell by 0.2% in dollar terms, the first decline since July last year.

The European Union's imports of clothing from other regions decreased by 3.7% compared with the same period last year, or less than 4.2% in November.

In dollar terms, imports of EU clothing fell by 3.6% in December 2015, down from 7.4% in November.

In 2015, EU clothing imports and imports decreased by 4.6% and 8% respectively.

In Euro terms, imports increased by 9.9%.

In December 2015, the EU clothing import price fell by 2.05% over the same period last year, the biggest decline since July last year (6.4%).

China and other regions have benefited from the revival of the EU's clothing import market in December.

Imports from China decreased by 10.5% over the same period last year, down from 16% in November, and imports from other regions increased by 4.5% over the same period last year, an increase of 1.3% over November.