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What does the CJEU do?
interpreting the law
enforcing the law
annulling EU legal acts
ensuring the EU takes action
sanctioning EU institutions
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What does the Commission do?
Proposes new laws
Manages EU policies & allocates EU funding
Enforces EU law
Represents the EU internationally
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What does the ECB do?
sets the interest rates at which it lends to commercial banks in the eurozone (also known as the euro area), thus controlling money supply and inflation
manages the eurozone's foreign currency reserves and the buying or selling of currencies to balance exchange rates
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What does the European Council do?
decides on the EU's overall direction and political priorities – but does not pass laws
deals with complex or sensitive issues that cannot be resolved at lower levels of intergovernmental cooperation
sets the EU's common foreign & security policy, taking...
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What does the Parliament do?
The Parliament has 3 main roles:
Legislative
Supervisory
Budgetary
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Les Incoterms®, contraction des termes anglais « International Commercial Terms », constituent un ensemble codifié des dispositions contractuelles standards relatives au transport des marchandises.
Définis par la Chambre de Commerce Internationale (ICC), les Incoterms® sont révisés tous les 10 an...
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On 8 December 2022, the European Commission proposed measures to modernise the EU’s Value-Added Tax (VAT) system, make it work better for businesses and more resilient to fraud, and address challenges in VAT raised by the development of the platform economy.
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As from October 1, 2023, Regulation 2023/956 introduced the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) with the objective to reduce carbon emissions, put a fair price on the carbon emitted during the production of carbon intensive goods imported into the EU and encourage a cleaner industrial p...
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After a transition period, Brexit came into force on 1 January 2021 and the United Kingdom left the European Union, the customs union and the internal market. The re-establishment of the borders is having a direct impact on both individuals and companies.
In this brief, you will find answers to ...
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ITC offers a range of online tools to make global trade more transparent and facilitate access to markets. These tools will help you identify export and import opportunities, compare market-access requirements, monitor national trade performance, and make well informed trade decisions.
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Although VAT is charged throughout the EU, each EU country is responsible for setting its own rates. You can consult the rates that currently apply in the table below. You should check the latest rates with the VAT authority of your country.
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