Why Certificate of Origin?
A) Certificate of origin is required for availing concession under commonwealth preferences (CWP) as well as Generalized System of Preferences (GSP)
B) It facilitates the importer to adhere to the rules and regulations of his country.
C) Customs in the importers country allow the concessional tariff only on production of this certificate
D) When goods from some countries are banned, importing country requires this certificate to ensure that goods banned countries are not entering into the country.
E) Exporting country may insist on this certificate to ensure that the goods imported are not reshipped again.
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