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DELOITTE: VIETNAM CUSTOMS AND GLOBAL TRADE ALERT A FRESH PERSPECTIVE
On 25 August 2017, the General Department of Customs (GDC) issued an internal Directive No. 5591/TCHQ-TXNK to all city/provincial Departments of Customs instructing them to re-examine the HS codes declared on certain imported goods.
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HS codes October 2017_English
HS codes October 2017_Chinese
Vietnam Customs & Global Trade Alert September 2017 - 1_Chinese
Vietnam Customs & Global Trade Alert September 2017 - 2_Chinese
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