BREST, 4 May (BelTA) – Belarus would like to see the effective car duties for natural persons remain in place in the Customs Union, First Deputy Chairman of the State Customs Committee of Belarus Vladimir Goshin told reporters in Brest. “The Code of the Customs Union of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan is to come into force on 1 July. The sides are now working on 16 international agreements and 14 resolutions of the Customs Union Commission which should address all the nuances which have not been reflected in the code including the import of goods by natural persons,” Vladimir Goshin said. The final decision on the duties will be adopted by experts of the three countries who are now working on the documents. Vladimir Goshin stressed that Belarus would like the car import duties for natural persons, which are currently in effect in the country, to remain in place. Vladimir Goshin did not rule out that in case the low duties remain in place, restrictions will be introduced for Belarusians on alienation of transport vehicles. “We are aware full well that in exchange for the duties we will have to undertake some restrictions. It is possible that the provision limiting the right of alienation of a transport vehicle within two or three years under the rates effective today will be enforced again,” Vladimir Goshin said. БЕЛТА
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