The Eu regulation on the import of Agro products from less developed countries like Nepal is very tough to identify the Mandatory, special and voluntary requirements for export to EU. It would be easy for country like Nepal which is a LDC to Export Agro products if such standards for import in the EU could be established by advising country-specific requirements for minimum compliance of conformity assessment.
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European Economic Chamber, Nepal
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European Economic Chamber, Nepal filed 2 positions on 22 Jan 2021, across 2 of the 583 legislative files tracked here.
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Having a Digital Levy no doubt is important for a fair Global Transaction. The current trend of avoiding the taxes by establishing the Digital Company in tax havens or low tax regimes creates unfair competition to the domestic Digital Companies, in particular the SME. I strongly feel that there should be a common understanding between the trading nations on levy to be paid to the country where the delivery happens.
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