Tariff turmoil — Top three things every CFO should ask their customs team

Businesses globally are contending with uncertainties over tariffs. They face heightened risks, complex compliance demands, and potentially lower profit margins. This dynamic international trade environment makes business planning difficult. 

So, how are companies in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) navigating this?

Companies in CEE are reassessing their investment and supply chain strategies. Many are relocating production closer to key markets and reimagining supply chains. Some are making investment decisions and taking proactive measures.

What companies shouldn’t do is "wait and see." Delays can lead to significant compliance risks and profit losses. 

In this recent session Agnieszka Gajewska, PwC CEE Clients & Markets Leader, hosted colleagues from Poland, the Czech Republic, and the United States to discuss the latest tariff developments — and give strategic responses for CEE companies.

The panel:

• Marcin Majewski, Customs Director at PwC Poland
• Steve Britt, Customs & International Trade Director at PwC US
• Martin Diviš, Managing Partner of Tax Legal and People at PwC Czech Republic