- ECJ transferring jurisdiction for preliminary rulings to General Court
- Transfer to occur in specified areas, including indirect tax matters
- Council of the European Union approved transfer in March 2024
- General Court will handle VAT, excise duties, Customs Code, tariff classification, etc.
- Court of Justice will retain jurisdiction for certain cases involving primary law, international law, or Union law principles
Source: taxscape.deloitte.com
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