Customs Regulation case studyOn $10$th April $201-,$ Vulcain company imported $100$ tons of latex natural rubber from Malaysia. Value CIF Le Havre: $10000$ EUR$/$Ton$.$ Transport from le Havre to Lille : $30$ EUR$/$TonCustoms information: TARIC code: $40011000$; duties $=1\%$; VAT $20\%$This rubber is processed in Lille to get a semi$-$finished product $($vulcanization process, adding additives$).$The semi$-$finished product we get is $90\%$ of the weight of the natural rubber used as raw material. The resulting added value is equal to $20\%$ of the DDP value of the used natural rubber.Half quantity of the vulcanized rubber we get is sold in European Union, second half is shipped out of E$.$U$.$ to further transformation.Vulcanized rubber sheets are shipped on $10$th june $201-,$ to Ukraina where a subcontractor processes them into transmission belts.Customs information: TARIC code of vulcanized rubber: $4008190000$; Duties $=3,5\%$; VAT $20\%.$Finished product we get in Ukraina accounts for $80\%$ of vulcanized rubber weight used in the transformation.The finished product is made of endless drive rubber belts; TARIC code: $4010240000$;Duties $7,9\%$; VAT $20\%.$The added value of the process is $40\%$ of the value of the vulcanized rubber.Transmission belts we get are imported back to France by Vulcain on $10$ september $201$To be sold to industrial groups. Half quantity of the belts is sold out of E$.$U$.$ territory. Second half of the quantity is sold in France and in other E$.$U$.$ countries.Transport of reimported belts are: $100$ EUR$/$ton whose $70\%$ on foreign leg outside E$.$U$.$ territory.Nota. E$.$U$.$ mean European UnionQUESTIONS$1-$ What customs procedures do you suggest to ask for?$2.$ Identify subsequent process and ultimate whole duties and taxes cost