Brussels, 12 February (EFE) .- The European Commission (EC) today announced that it will extend the “antidumping” and anti-subsidy taxes imposed on solar panels made in China Taiwan and Malaysia when considering were avoided by importing products from these countries.
the aim of the decision is to “ensure the effectiveness of existing measures against Chinese imports” and prevent the Asian giant solar companies continue avoiding these rates, the Commission explained in a statement.
the EU executive added that twenty indigenous solar companies in Taiwan and five in Malaysia are not affected by this measure, while have shown that there engage in any activity of circumvention.
in addition, the EC congratulated the Taiwan authorities for their “exemplary cooperation” during the investigation, since the country adopted a series of legislative and administrative measures “to combat and curb customs fraud “.
These efforts are” a good basis “for future cooperation between the EU and Taiwan, which goes beyond research on solar panels, according to the Commission.
Following the decision of the EC, the national customs authorities of the Member States can now claim tax retroactively for the period from may 2015, said the note.
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