CAS in Customs Law (FH)  (Region Liechtenstein):
1 Provider

The CAS in Customs Law is a continuing education, further training course at a University of Applied Sciences with a Certificate of Advanced Studies CAS degree.

The CAS in Customs Law (UAS) certificate course offers practical and in-depth continuing education, further training in key areas of customs law. Topics covered include:

• Swiss customs law: fundamentals and current developments in national law
• Import duties and taxes: Overview of tax obligations on import
• Export and customs procedures: Processes and requirements for the cross-border movement of goods
• Customs tariffs and tariff issues: Classification of goods and significance for the customs value
• Preferential origin: rules of origin in international trade
• Value added tax (VAT): VAT law aspects of cross-border transactions
• Transfer of automobiles: Specific regulations for vehicle import and export
• Securing taxes and duties: Legal bases and instruments for safeguarding
• Tax liability and tax collection: responsibilities and procedures
• Duty relief and duty suspensions: Requirements and benefits for companies
• Union Customs Code (UCC): Importance and application of EU customs law
• Duty-free and open customs warehouses: function and legal framework

The continuing education, further training CAS in Customs Law (UAS) not only teaches theoretical principles, but also places great emphasis on practical relevance for specialists in the international movement of goods.

Please note: The specific content may vary slightly depending on the educational institution. For more detailed information, we recommend contacting the desired school directly. Use our contact form, which will automatically forward your request to the right provider.

The Certificate of Advanced Studies in Customs Law is aimed at people with tasks relating to cross-border flows of goods, such as tax managers, finance managers, supply chain managers, specialists in logistics or customs declarations, import and export, ERP consultants and ERP system administrators, employees who deal with customs issues, fiduciary and tax consulting companies, tax courts, salespeople and buyers with cross-border flows of goods, as well as lawyers.

The target groups and admission requirements are determined individually by the schools and can therefore vary. For more detailed information, we recommend a direct inquiry via our contact form or the "Ask a question" button. Quick, easy and non-binding.

On the CAS in Customs Law continuing education course, 100% professional activity is possible.