Changes to part removal of consignments from Temporary Storage
JCCC paper (07) 37 provided advice on the unauthorised forms of handling in temporary storage and the abuse of the 10 Euro waiver. It also advised that under Article 184 of the Implementing provisions to the Customs Code that goods covered by a summary declaration, whether unloaded or not, must be ‘re-presented intact’ until such time as they are assigned a customs approved treatment or use.
JCCC members and traders who use temporary storage facilities for goods imported outside of the EU.
What it is about:
Changes to part removal of consignments from Temporary Storage
When effective:
1st February 2010
Extant until / Expires:
Until further notice
Amendments to Customs Civil Penalties
The Customs (Contravention of a Relevant Rule) Regulations 2003 covers general non-compliance of the law where evasion of duty or taxes is not involved. This regulation is being amended to add new civil penalty provisions to take account of recent changes in European Legislation.
JCCC Members and all organisations involved in International Trade.
What it is about:
Amendments to The Customs (Contravention of a Relevant Rule) Regulations 2003 - Customs Civil Penalties. (S.I. 2003/3113).
When effective:
A further CIP will be issued advising when the new penalties will become effective.
Extant until / Expires:
Until further notice
Completion of import and export declarations
The recent introduction of ECS (Export Control System) has highlighted some issues over the accuracy and understanding of data to be declared on CHIEF.There is also a problem with movements to Special Territories (listed below), and the continental shelf, where there is conflict between country codes shown in the Tariff and those that appear in the relevant Commission Regulation ((EC) No 1833/2006).We have taken this opportunity, therefore, to issue this omnibus CIP to bring all these issues together in one place.
