Customs Valuation, Publican AI and the future of industry
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Customs Valuation, Publican AI and the future of industry

Daniel Twimasie,PhD
Published 55 minutes ago6 min read

Ghana has repeatedly searched for a credible answer to one persistent question: how should the state determine the true value of imports without undermining legitimate international trade?

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