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Tariff preference
A tariff preference is an exemption from the import duty or its reduction for goods originating from countries to which the EAEU grants preferences. Origin must be confirmed by a certificate.
Preferences apply to goods from developing and least developed countries, as well as under free trade agreements. A correct certificate of origin (form A, ST-1, EUR.1) and compliance with the rules of origin are required.
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