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ARTICLE · 09 APRIL 2019

Preferential Customs Tariffs And Supplier Declarations

Switzerland has concluded free trade agreements with various states, simplifying access to international markets.

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Switzerland has concluded free trade agreements with various states, simplifying access to international markets. Swiss companies can export goods with customs tariff privileges (so-called preferential tariffs) into the countries of destination exempt from duty or at reduced tariff rates. The preferential treatment does, however, only apply to goods satisfying the applicable provisions with regard to origin and procedure

of the free trade agreement, i.e. for which you can particularly prove corresponding origin of the goods as the free trade partners only favour each other and no other states.

If Swiss companies want to benefit from preferential tariffs for their goods in the country of destination, they must be able to prove that the origin of the goods is actually in Switzerland. Goods with origin in Switzerland are on the one hand those that have been completely obtained or produced in Switzerland (so-called original products) and on the other hand also goods

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