Customs Solutions operates according to the following principles;

• on the basis of intake and offer, also for second opinion.
• on the basis of hourly fee orders.
• on the basis of volume contracts.
• on the basis of no cure, no pay orders (only for case-expertise orders).

on the basis of intake and offer, also for second opinion.

This type of contract enables you to energize our specialist assistance for any type of counseling. Contracts are often relatively small-scaled and of short duration. For this type of contract, the fee consists of an agreed lump sum. Offers in which a fixed fee is offered or agreed upon are subject to Article 7 sections 2, 5, and 6. thru 11 of our General Conditions. Any talks exceeding a duration of 30 minutes are subject to Article 7 sections 3 thru 11 of our General Conditions (for the additional time expenditure).

on the basis of hourly fee orders.

Hourly fee orders constitute the ideal solution if you need information or support on counseling matters on the basis of a semi-fixed relationship. Contracts are often relatively small-scaled and of short duration. For this type of contract, the fee consists of an agreed hourly sum. Offers and agreements in which a fixed hourly fee is agreed upon are subject to Article 7 sections 2, 5, and 6. thru 11 of our General Conditions. Any talks or activities exceeding a duration of 30 minutes are subject to Article 7 sections 3 thru 11 of our General Conditions (for the additional time expenditure).

on the basis of volume contracts.

A volume contract enables you to call on our specialist assistance to protect your interests. Such a contract sets up a clear relationship between the customer and the client. Cases not based upon an agreed fixed fee are subject to Article 7 sections 3 thru 11 of our General Conditions.

on the basis of no cure, no pay orders (only for case-expertise orders).

Our knowledge finds its way into the economy, via the transfer of know- how, counseling or problem solutions. This belongs to the commercial function, exercised by us in the society. But there may be situations in which the know-how offered has a higher price than otherwise. Some good examples for this are: the exclusivity. bankruptcy matters. elimination of tax debts. requests for restitution, etc. This type of contract is subject to Article 7 sections 2, 5, and 6. thru 11 of our General Conditions.