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Quasi transit trade in the European Union

Quasi transit trade in the European Union. Item 10 of the agenda Issue paper n. 11 Daniela Comini Eurostat. Example 2. X. 50. 150. ?. 50. 150. Y. B. A. EU. Example 1. X. 50. 150. ?. 50. Y. B. 150. A. EU. From page 14 of doc n. 11. Example 2. X. 50. 150. ?. 50.

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Quasi transit trade in the European Union

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  1. Quasi transit trade in the European Union Item 10 of the agenda Issue paper n. 11 Daniela Comini Eurostat

  2. Example 2 X 50 150 ? 50 150 Y B A EU Example 1 X 50 150 ? 50 Y B 150 A EU From page 14 of doc n. 11

  3. Example 2 X 50 150 ? 50 150 Y B A EU Example 1 X 50 150 ? 50 goods Y B 150 goods A EU Hot to correct the gap: impu-tation under services 100 services/merchanting 100 services branding

  4. Quasi transit trade in Belgium : page 21 doc n.11

  5. Where shall the value added be recorded? Page 17 doc n.11 Extra EU imports Intra-EU Exports Imports of services

  6. Questions for participants (page 20 doc 11) Q1 - Is "Quasi transit trade" a problem only for the European Union and the countries of the EU, or does it affect other countries? Q2 - Is "Quasi transit trade" a problem only for economic unions and custom areas, or does it represent a problem also for national economies? Q3 – In case of merchandise trade involving subsidiaries of multinational enterprises, do the experts foresee a major change in the way the transactions in goods will be recorded in the future, as a consequence of the drop of the assumption of change of ownership?

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