Customspliance

A Unique Community Of Customs Practitioners In Belgium, Helping You Understand And Mitigate Risks Customspliance started around the airport of Liège in 2021, but it is quickly becoming the one and only place in Belgium where customs law is being discussed in French and English. There is no customs and international trade law topic that we do not cover. Placing goods on the EU market, and exporting goods out of the EU, is fraught with risks. The EU’s external border is where duties and taxes are levied or reimbursed, and where regulatory enforcement takes place for goods entering and leaving the EU’s territory. To control and mitigate those risks it is necessary to understand customs laws, product regulations, supply chain due diligence requirements, and export controls and sanctions, among other rules. Understanding those rules comes from studies. It also comes from practice.