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Combined nomenclature 2023 – what is changing?

Eglė Pučkuvienė
Tariff classification specialist, Lithuania
Published 27 Nov 2022
Combined nomenclature 2023 – what is changing?
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The Combined Nomenclature (CN) is updated annually and businesses should check for changes relating to imported or exported goods. The version of the CN to be applied in 2023 has already been published. Let's take a look at the more important changes, which are, in fact, not many - 42 new CN codes were introduced, 23 CN codes were abolished.

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