PRAVILA O PODRIJETLU ROBE U EUROPSKOJ UNIJI : završni rad

Trgovanje robom i uslugama prisutno još od davnima, a prvi oblici ove djelatnosti evidentirani su još u vrijeme antičkih civilizacija. Utvrđivanja podrijetla robe na području Europske unije regulirano je cijelim nizom zakonskih i podzakonskih propisa od koji se posebno ističe Carinski zakonik i uredbe o carinskim tarifama koje se ujedno primjenjuju i na području Republike Hrvatske kao članice Europske unije. Pored sporazuma i trgovinske politike koja se određuje za sve države članice EU, postoje i sporazumi sa državama nečlanicama. EU ima sporazume o trgovinskoj razmjeni sa 55 država nečlanica, a u radu su analizirani trgovinski odnosi i sporazumi na primjeru šest država nečlanica: a to su: Alžir, Brazil, Kina, Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo, Švicarska i Australija. Osnovni cilj reguliranja i pravila o podrijetlu robe je uspostaviti jedinstvene norme koje će poštivati svaka država prilikom međunarodne razmjene. Osnovni cilj ovog završnog rada je analizirati i utvrditi pravila o podrijetlu robe propisana zakonskim i podzakonskim propisima.Trading in goods and services has been present since ancient times, and the first forms of this activity were recorded as early as the time of ancient civilizations. Determining the origin of goods in the territory of the European Union is regulated by a whole series of legal and secondary regulations, of which the Customs Code and regulations on customs tariffs, which are also applied in the territory of the Republic of Croatia as a member of the European Union, stand out. In addition to agreements and trade policies that are determined for all EU member states, there are also agreements with non-member states. The EU has trade agreements with 55 non-member countries, and the paper analyzes trade relations and agreements on the example of six non-member countries: Algeria, Brazil, China, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Australia. The basic goal of regulation and rules on the origin of goods is to establish unique norms that will be respected by every country during international exchange. The main goal of this final paper is to analyze and determine the rules on the origin of goods prescribed by law and by-laws