Manufacturing
Customs Valuation - The Importance of Transfer Prices
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This event discusses the relationship between customs valuation and transfer pricing in the European Union, focusing on administrative practices in four member states after the Hamamatsu case. It is intended for professionals dealing with international trade, customs law, and transfer pricing issues.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 10 September 2026
- Location
- Münster, Germany
- Organiser
- Logo ccby-4
- Industry
- Manufacturing
On stage
Speakers
- Giangiacomo D’Angelo
- Federico TariniPhD
- Walter de Wit
- Martijn SchippersPhD
- Santiago Ibáñez MarsillaPhD
- Jorge Juan Milla IbañezPhD
- Hans-Michael WolffgangPhD
On the floor
Sponsor
- EU Commission−Hercule III Programme
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Hotel Busche
Central Hotel
1 Aegidiistraße, Münster, 48143
Hotel International am Theater ★★★
12-14 Neubrückenstraße, Münster, 48143
Feldmann
14 An der Clemenskirche, Münster, 48143
H4 Hotel
33 Stubengasse, Münster, 48143
Stadthotel Münster
21 Aegidiistraße, Münster, 48143
Martinihof
25 Hörsterstraße, Münster, 48143
Mauritzhof ★★★★
15 Eisenbahnstraße, Münster, 48143
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