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Following the ruling by the US Supreme Court, all tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) were lifted this week. Now the US government and the European Union are responding.
President Trump did not have the right to impose tariffs based on emergency laws, according to a recent Supreme Court ruling. Companies must take action to obtain refunds for tariffs paid.
The reform of criminal sanctions law significantly tightens liability risks. New criminal offenses, higher fines, and stricter reporting obligations increase the pressure on companies and their compliance functions.
According to the Higher Regional Court of Frankfurt, anyone who rescinds a sanctioned sales contract by issuing a refund is liable to prosecution. Companies with business relationships in countries subject to embargoes should …
The BFH clarifies: Retrospective price increases can influence the customs value. Companies must now provide stronger evidence that there was no price manipulation – especially in the case of intra-group adjustments.
New CBAM rules from 2026 will bring simplifications: de minimis thresholds, flexible emissions reporting, and later certificate sales will reduce the burden – but companies still need to remain vigilant.
A far-reaching agreement in the US–China trade dispute temporarily eases export controls and tariffs. While companies may benefit from this development, they should nevertheless review political risks and potential …
The EU has adopted its 19th sanctions package against Russia. It tightens measures in the energy and services sectors, prohibits new investments in special economic zones, and expands the lists of restricted goods and …
On July 19, 2025, the EU adopted its 18th package of sanctions against Russia. It introduces new export bans, stricter documentation requirements, and measures to prevent circumvention.
New EU-US trade agreement brings customs relief for strategic products, but also burdens for steel, aluminum, and other industries. Companies should actively review their options now.