P-ISSN 1834-6707
E-ISSN 1834-6715
Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2009April 30, 2009 AEST
Revisiting the First Sale for Export Rule: An Attempt to Remove Fairness in the Interests of Raising Revenues, Without Improving Legal Certainty
Revisiting the First Sale for Export Rule: An Attempt to Remove Fairness in the Interests of Raising Revenues, Without Improving Legal Certainty
Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2009
Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2009
- EditorialDavid Widdowson
- The Impact of ICT on CustomsGareth Lewis
- The Transition From eCustoms to eBorder ManagementStephen Holloway
- Seamless Electronic Data and Logistics Pipelines Shift Focus From Import Declarations to Start of Commercial TransactionDavid Hesketh
- The Importance of Change Management in Reforming CustomsJan-Erland Jansson
- Revisiting the First Sale for Export Rule: An Attempt to Remove Fairness in the Interests of Raising Revenues, Without Improving Legal CertaintyLaurent RuessmannArnoud Willems
- ICT and the New Global Investment Paradigm: Challenges to Cross-Border Trade and InvestmentAndrew Jackson
- Port Community SystemsAlan Long
- Management Team Commitment Is Key for Successful Automation in Customs AdministrationAjantha Dias
- US Importer Security Filing: Advance Electronic Data Under the SAFE Framework Meets the Real WorldBryce C. Blegen
- China: Intermediate Agency Customs AuditsDamon Paling
- Collaborative Approach to Single Window Design a Driving Force Behind Paperless Trading InitiativesAsia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
Ruessmann, L., & Willems, A. (2009). Revisiting the First Sale for Export Rule: An Attempt to Remove Fairness in the Interests of Raising Revenues, Without Improving Legal Certainty. World Customs Journal, 3(1), 45–52. https://doi.org/10.55596/001c.91354