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Software installation and origin of goods

Enrika Naujokė
Co-founder and Director, CustomsClear, Lithuania
Published 11 Sep 2022
Software installation and origin of goods
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Reader's question: ‘We export certain devices to Ukraine. The product-specific rule is based on the value criterion. Can the value of expensive software, which was created and developed in the EU, be counted as the value of originating materials?’ To answer this question, we review various aspects of the topic, which is becoming increasingly important, as more and more goods do not function without software.

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