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Trade Agreements and Tax Privileges

30
Sep
  1. AFTA (ASEAN Free Trade Area)
    The ASEAN Free Trade Area consists of 10 member countries: Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.
    The Certificate of Origin used to claim tariff reduction or exemption for goods traded among member countries is Form D.

  2. ACFTA (ASEAN–China Free Trade Agreement)
    An economic cooperation framework between the 10 ASEAN member countries and China.
    The Certificate of Origin used to claim tariff reduction or exemption for goods traded under this agreement is Form E.

  3. JTEPA (Japan–Thailand Economic Partnership Agreement)
    A bilateral agreement between Thailand and Japan aimed at strengthening economic cooperation by reducing and eliminating tariffs, facilitating trade, and promoting collaboration across various sectors.
    The Certificate of Origin required to claim tariff privileges under this agreement is Form JTEPA.

  4. AKFTA (ASEAN–Korea Free Trade Agreement)
    A free trade agreement between the 10 ASEAN member countries and South Korea to enhance economic benefits.
    The Certificate of Origin used for tariff reduction or exemption is Form AK.

  5. AJCEP (ASEAN–Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement)
    A comprehensive economic partnership between the 10 ASEAN countries and Japan.
    The Certificate of Origin used for claiming tariff privileges is Form AJ.

  6. AIFTA (ASEAN–India Free Trade Agreement)
    An agreement between the 10 ASEAN member countries and India to strengthen economic cooperation and trade benefits.
    The Certificate of Origin used under this agreement is Form AI.

  7. TAFTA (Thailand–Australia Free Trade Agreement)
    A bilateral free trade agreement between Thailand and Australia.
    The Certificate of Origin used for tariff reduction or exemption is Form TAFTA.