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Germany Country Commercial Guide
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Doing Business in
- Kyrgyz Republic - Market Challenges
- Hungary - Market Challenges
- Romania - Market Challenges
- Azerbaijan - Market Challenges
- Albania - Market Challenges
- Montenegro - Market Challenges
- Azerbaijan - Market Opportunities
- Romania - Market Opportunities
- Montenegro - Market Opportunities
- Romania - Market Entry Strategy
- Azerbaijan - Market Entry Strategy
- Montenegro - Market Entry Strategy
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Customs, Regulations & Standards
- Azerbaijan - Trade barriers
- Hungary - Trade Barriers
- Montenegro - Trade Barriers
- Montenegro - Import Tariffs
- Hungary - Import Tariffs
- Romania - Import Tariffs
- Azerbaijan - Import Tariffs
- Montenegro - Import Requirement and Documentation
- Hungary - Import Requirements and Documentation
- Romania - Import Requirements and Documentation
- Montenegro - Labeling
- Hungary - Labeling and Marking Requirements
- Azerbaijan - Labeling and Marking Requirements
- Hungary - U.S. Export Controls
- Montenegro - U.S. Export Controls
- Romania - U.S. Export Controls
- Azerbaijan -
- Montenegro - Temporary Entry
- Hungary - Temporary Entry
- Romania - Temporary Entry
- Azerbaijan - Temporary Entry
- Hungary - Prohibited and Restricted Imports
- Montenegro - Prohibited and Restricted Imports
- Azerbaijan - Prohibited and Restricted Imports
- Azerbaijan - Customs Regulations
- Montenegro - Customs Regulations
- Montenegro - Standards for Trade
- Romania - Customs Regulations and Contact Information
- Hungary - Customs Regulations
- Romania - Standards for Trade
- Hungary - Trade Standards
- Azerbaijan - Standards for Trade
- Romania - Trade Agreements
- Montenegro - Trade Agreements
- Romania - Licensing Requirements for Professional Services
- Azerbaijan - Trade Agreements
- Hungary - Licensing Requirements for Professional Services
- Montenegro - Licensing Requirements for Professional Services
- Azerbaijan - Licensing Requirements for Professional Services
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Selling US Products & Services
- Montenegro - Distribution & Sales Channels
- Romania - Distribution and Sales Channels
- Azerbaijan - Distribution & Sales Channels
- Hungary - Distribution and Sales Channels
- Hungary - eCommerce
- Romania - eCommerce
- Azerbaijan - eCommerce
- Azerbaijan - Selling Factors & Techniques
- Montenegro - eCommerce
- Montenegro - Selling Factors & Techniques
- Romania - Selling Factors and Techniques
- Azerbaijan - Trade Financing
- Hungary - Trade Financing
- Romania - Trade Financing
- Azerbaijan - Protecting Intellectual Property
- Romania - Protecting Intellectual Property
- Hungary - Protecting Intellectual Property
- Montenegro - Protecting Intellectual Property
- Azerbaijan - Selling to the Public Sector
- Montenegro - Selling to the Public Sector
- Romania - Selling to the Public Sector
- Hungary - Selling to the Public Sector
- Business Travel
- Investment Climate Statement
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Doing Business in
When products enter the EU, they need to be declared to customs according to their classification in the Combined Nomenclature (CN). The CN document is updated and published every year, and the latest version can be found on the European Commission’s website.
U.S. exporters should consult “The Integrated Tariff of the Community”, referred to as TARIC (Tarif Intégré de la Communauté), to identify the various rules that apply to specific products being imported into the customs territory of the EU. To determine if a license is required for a particular product, check the TARIC.
The TARIC can be searched by country of origin, Harmonized System (HS) Code, and product description on the interactive website of the Directorate-General for Taxation and the Customs Union. The online TARIC is updated daily.
Key Link: TARIC
Key Link: German Customs import information