648/1992 Sb.
The COMMUNICATION FROM the
the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Modified: 31/2006 Coll.
The Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs communicates, on 18 November 1997. may
1973 in Kyoto was negotiated International Convention on the simplification and harmonization of
Customs procedures.
The Federal Assembly of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic expressed its
acceptance of the Convention and in the following annexes: Annex concerning temporary
warehouses of goods (and 2), Annex concerning customs formalities relating to the
commercial vehicles (3), Annex concerning customs consultation
inventory of ships, planes and trains (a. 4), the annex on export goods for free
circulation abroad (C. 1).
The instrument of accession of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic to the
The International Convention on the simplification and harmonization of customs procedures and referred to
the annexes have been deposited with the Secretary-General of the Council for customs
cooperation, the depositary of the Convention, on July 18. December 1990.
When you access to the Convention made a statement:
The provisions of article 13 of the Convention is inconsistent with the Declaration on the granting of
independence of colonial Territories and peoples, which was adopted at the XV.
meeting of the General Assembly of the United Nations in 1960, and
Czech and Slovak Federal Republic is therefore considered to be obsolete.
Convention entered into force, pursuant to article 12 paragraph 2. 1 on 25 September 2004.
September 1974. For the Czech and Slovak Federative Republic entered into
into force in accordance with article 12, paragraph 1. 2 day 18. March 1991.
Annex concerning temporary storage of goods (a.2.) entered into force on
pursuant to article 12 paragraph 2. 3 the Convention on 18 December 1999. November 1977 and for the CZECHOSLOVAK FEDERATIVE REPUBLIC
entered into force pursuant to paragraph 2 of the same article. 4 day 18. March
1991.
Annex concerning customs formalities applicable to commercial transport
resources (and 3) entered into force on the basis of article 12, paragraph 1. 3
The Convention on 18 December 1999. March 1982 and entered into force for the CZECHOSLOVAK FEDERAL REPUBLIC on the basis of
paragraph 2 of the same article. 4 day 18. March 1991.
Annex concerning customs discussing stocks of ships, aircraft and trains (and 4.)
has not entered into force.
The annex on export of goods into free circulation abroad (C. 1.)
force on the basis of article 12, paragraph 1. 3 the Convention on 29 April 2006. January 1981, and for
CZECHOSLOVAKIA entered into force pursuant to paragraph 2 of the same article. 4 day 18.
March 1991.
Czech translation of the Convention and the annexes, which have entered into force, be open
at the same time.
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Editor's note. ASPI: the new wording see 31/2006 Coll.
THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
on the simplification and harmonization of customs procedures
The preamble to the
The Contracting Parties to this Convention, drawn up under the auspices of the Council for customs
cooperation,
Recognizing that the diversity of national customs procedures can be a barrier
international exchanges,
uváživše, that is in the interest of all countries to promote such exchanges and
international cooperation,
uváživše that the simplification and harmonization of their customs procedures can effectively
contribute to the development of international trade and other forms of international
exchanges,
convinced that an international instrument containing provisions which country
undertake to apply as soon as they can, would gradually lead to a high
degree of simplification and harmonization of customs procedures, which is one of the
the fundamental objectives of the Customs Cooperation Council,
have agreed as follows:
TITLE I OF THE
The definition of the
Article 1
For the purposes of implementing this Convention, the term:
"the Council") organization founded the Convention establishing the Council for customs
cooperation, signed in Brussels on 15 May. December 1950;
(b)) "Permanent Technical Committee" means the Permanent Technical Committee of the Council;
(c)) "ratification" means ratification, acceptance or approval.
TITLE II
The scope of application of the Convention and structure of the annexes
Article 2
Each Contracting Party undertakes to promote the simplification and harmonization
Customs procedures and, to that end, the control under the conditions specified in this
Convention, the standards and recommended practices contained in the annexes to this
Of the Convention. However, nothing shall prevent the Contracting Parties from providing greater benefits,
than those foreseen in the Convention, and parties are encouraged to make such
greater benefits to provide as far as possible.
Article 3
The provisions of this Convention shall not preclude the use of prohibitions and restrictions, arising
from the national legislation.
Article 4
Each Annex to this Convention consists, in principle:
and from the introduction, in) which provides an overview of the various questions that annex
fixes;
(b) of the definitions of the main customs) expressions used in that annex;
(c)) of the standards, which are the provisions whose general purpose is
considers it necessary to achieve the simplification and harmonization of customs procedures;
d) from recommended practices, which are the provisions for which it is recognised,
that means the progress towards the simplification and harmonization of customs procedures,
and whose use as General as possible, it is considered desirable;
(e)) of the notes, which are given an option, suitable for
the use of the standards or recommended practices.
Article 5
1. any Contracting Party which accepts an annex, shall
all the standards and recommended practices contained in it, if when you receive
attachments or later has not notified the Secretary-General of the Council standard or
standards and recommended practices, of which it enters reservations, stating the differences
occurring between the provisions of its national law and
the provisions of the relevant standards or recommended practices. All Contracting
the parties which have made reservations may at any time wholly or partly
Cancel by notifying the Secretary-General and at the same time
They shall indicate the date on which these reservations are canceled.
2. each Contracting Party that is bound by an annex, shall examine the
at least once every three years, the standards and recommended practices contained in the
This annex, which has made reservations, compare them with the provisions of their
the national legal order and shall notify the Secretary-General of the Council of the results of the
of this review.
TITLE III
The role of the Council and the Permanent Technical Committee
Article 6
1. the Council shall supervise under this Convention on its management and development. Shall be decided by
in particular, the incorporation of new annexes to the Convention.
2. for this purpose the Permanent Technical Committee shall exercise, under the responsibility of the Council and
under its instructions the following functions:
and prepare new annexes and) propose to the Council their adoption with a view to
incorporation into the Convention;
(b) submit to the Council such) amendments to this Convention or to
the annexes, as it considers necessary and, in particular, proposals for the amendment of the standards and
recommended practices, or the conversion of the recommended practices in standards;
(c)) to provide advisory opinions on any matters relating to the implementation of the Convention;
(d)) to perform the tasks that the Council may require in connection with the provisions of
Of the Convention.
Article 7
For the purposes of voting in the Council and in the Standing Technical Committee, each
the annex to be considered a special Convention.
TITLE IV
Miscellaneous provisions
Article 8
When implementing this annex or annexes of the Convention, which is a
Contracting Party is bound shall be considered an integral part of the Convention; with regard to the
that party, therefore, applies any reference to the Convention also
such an attachment or attachments.
Article 9
Contracting Parties which form a customs or economic Union may notify
the Secretary-General of the Council that for the implementation of certain annexes to this
The Convention is necessary to consider their territory for a single. In all cases,
the result of such a notification, there are differences between
the provisions of this annex and the laws and regulations applicable in the territories of
the Contracting Parties, the States concerned shall make a reservation in accordance with article 5 of this Convention
to the relevant standard or recommended practice.
TITLE V OF THE
Final provisions
Article 10
1. Any dispute between two or more Contracting Parties concerning the interpretation or
the implementation of this Convention shall, if possible, shall execute the direct negotiation between them.
2. Any dispute which is itself disputed, submit the direct negotiation
side of the Standing Technical Committee, which will discuss and make recommendations
to resolve it.
3. If the Permanent Technical Committee is unable to settle the dispute, it shall refer
The Council, which shall issue a recommendation in accordance with article III (e) of the Convention establishing the Council.
4. the parties to the dispute may agree in advance to accept the recommendations
The Standing Technical Committee or the Council.
Article 11
1. each Member State of the Council and each Member State of the United
Nations or its specialized agencies may become a Contracting Party to the
of this Convention:
and by signing it without reservation of ratification),
b) saving instruments of ratification after signing subject to
ratification, or
(c)) access.
2. This Convention shall be open for signature until 30. June 1974 at the headquarters of the Council of
in Brussels, the States referred to in paragraph 1 of this article. After this date, they
It will be open for access.
3. Any State which is not a member of the organizations referred to in paragraph 1
This article, and to which the Secretary-General of the Council shall send, at the request of the Council of
invitation for that purpose, may become a Contracting Party to this Convention,
If it then, when this will come into force.
4. any State referred to in paragraphs 1 or 3 of this article, shall, on the
the signature or ratification of this Convention or accession thereto annexed or
the annex, which accepts, and is required to take at least one
an attachment. Later, you may notify the Secretary-General that it accepts the
one or more further annexes.
5. the instruments of ratification and instruments of accession shall be deposited with the
Secretary-General of the Council.
6. Each new attachment, about the incorporation into the Convention, the Council
Decides, Secretary-General of the Council shall notify the Contracting Parties to this Convention,
other signatárním States, Member States of the Council that are not
Parties to this Convention, and the Secretary-General of the Organization of the
of the United Nations. The Contracting Parties shall notify the acceptance of this new annex
the Secretary-General of the Council under paragraph 4 of this article.
7. The provisions of paragraph 1 of this article shall also apply to customs, or
Economic Union, referred to in article 9 of this Convention, where the competent
It is apparent from the documents to the authorities, the customs or economic
unions required to contractually bind its name. These authorities
However, do not have the right to vote.
Article 12
1. This Convention shall enter into force three months after five of the States
referred to in paragraph 1 of article 11 of this Convention shall sign without reservation
ratification or to lodge its instrument of ratification or instrument of accession.
2. for each State which signs this Convention without reservation of ratification,
ratifying or acceding to it after five States have signed it without
reservation of ratification or have deposited their instruments of ratification or instrument of
access, this Convention shall enter into force three months after it
the said State has signed without reservation of ratification or composed his
instrument of ratification or instrument of accession.
3. each Annex to this Convention shall enter into force three months after it
adopted by the five Contracting Parties.
4. for each State which accepts an annex after it adopted a
five States, this annex shall enter into force three months after the date of this
State announces that it is receiving.
Article 13
1. Any State may, when signing without reservation of ratification, ratification
or access or at a later time, notify the Secretary-General of the Council of the
This Convention shall apply to all or any of the territories for whose
international relations it is responsible. This notification shall take effect three months
the date on which the Secretary-General receives. The Convention, however, cannot
carried out on the territories referred to in the notice before entry into force
for the State in question.
2. Any State referred to in paragraph 1 of this article extending this
Convention shall apply to any territory for whose international relations it is responsible,
may, under the conditions laid down in article 14 of this Convention shall notify the
the Secretary-General of the Council, that this Convention will not remain on the territory of the
apply to you.
Article 14
1. this Convention shall be concluded for an unlimited period of time. Each Contracting Party
However, you may terminate at any time after the date of its entry into force, that is
provided for in article 12 of this Convention.
2. the denunciation shall be notified in writing to the Secretary-General of the Council.
3. the denunciation shall take effect six months after the Secretary General of the
The Council will receive the instrument of denunciation.
4. The provisions of paragraphs 2 and 3 of this article shall also apply to
Annex to the Convention, each Contracting Party may, at any time after the date of
their entry into force in accordance with article 12 of the acceptances of one or
multiple attachments. A Contracting Party which withdraws its acceptance of all of the annexes,
considered a party to the Convention.
Article 15
1. the Council may recommend amendments to this Convention. The Secretary General of the Council of
Each Contracting Party shall invite to participate in the discussion of each
the proposed amendment to this Convention.
2. The text of any recommended changes as follows shall notify the Secretary General of the Council of
the Contracting Parties to this Convention, to the other States which have signed this
Convention, and Member States of the Council that are not Contracting Parties to this
Of the Convention.
3. within six months from the date of notification of the recommended changes, any
Contracting Party, or in the case of a change relating to some valid, attachments
Each Contracting Party bound by this annex to communicate to the
the Secretary-General of the Council, that:
(a) has an objection to the recommended amendment or
(b) Although it intends to accept the recommended amendment, are not yet fulfilled
the conditions necessary for its adoption in the country.
4. as long as the contracting party who submitted a notification in accordance with paragraph 3 (b)
This article, communicated to the Secretary-General of the Council to the effect that the change
may within nine months after the expiry of the six-month period referred to in
paragraph 3 of this article to the recommended amendment.
5. If an objection against the recommended changes referred to in paragraphs 3 and 4
This article, the amendment shall be deemed to have been accepted and shall remain without effect.
6. If there is no objection against the recommended changes referred to in paragraphs 3 and 4
This article, the amendment shall be deemed to be accepted from the date below:
(a) If no Contracting Party has sent a notification under paragraph 3
(b) of this article, from the date of the expiry of the six-month period referred to in
paragraph 3;
(b) if one or more of the parties has sent a notification under
paragraph 3 (b) of this article, from the earlier of two days below:
(i) the date on which all the Contracting Parties which have sent such a
notification, the Secretary-General advised the Council that the recommended
amendment, but this date is postponed until the expiry of
the six-month period referred to in paragraph 3 of this article, if all
the adoption was notified before the expiry of that period;
(ii) the date of expiry of the nine-month period referred to in paragraph 4 of this
article.
7. any amendment deemed to be accepted shall enter into force either six
months from the date on which it was deemed to be accepted, or if the
the recommended change in the other period for its entry into force, after
the expiry of the date on which the amendment was deemed to be accepted.
8. The Secretary-General of the Council shall notify as soon as possible all the Contracting Parties
This Convention and the other States which have signed this Convention, each
the claim brought against the recommended modification referred to in paragraph 3 (a) of this
the article, as well as each notification sent pursuant to paragraph 3 (b). Later
It shall inform the Contracting Parties and the other States which have signed this Convention,
If one or more of the Contracting Parties which sent such notice,
raise the recommended amendment or accept this change.
Article 16
1. independently of the amendment procedure laid down in article 15 of this Convention
can be any annex, with the exception of the definitions therein, changed
by decision of the Council. The Secretary General of the Council shall invite all Contracting Parties
to participate in the discussion of each amendment to some
the annex. The text of all the amendments that were agreed, shall notify the General
the Secretary of the Council to the Contracting Parties to this Convention, to the other States, which
have signed the Convention, and to the Member States of the Council that are not Contracting
Parties to this Convention.
2. the Changes which have been decided upon under paragraph 1 of this article,
shall enter into force six months after the date is notifies the Secretary General of the
Of the Council. Each Contracting Party bound attachment that is subject to such
changes shall be regarded as a party that has accepted these changes, if they
does not make reservations under the provisions of article 5 of this Convention.
Article 17
1. for each State which ratifies this Convention or accedes thereto,
It is considered that it has adopted all the amendments which entered into force on
the date on which its instrument of ratification, or passed the instrument of
access.
2. If a State does not make reservations in accordance with article 5 of this Convention, shall be deemed to
the adoption of some of the attachments also accepts amendments which have entered into
force on the date on which the said Annex to the general acceptance of this
the Secretary-General of the Council.
Article 18
The Secretary General of the Council to announce the Contracting Parties to this Convention, the other
States which have signed this Convention, Member States of the Council that are not
Parties to this Convention, and the Secretary-General of the Organization of the
of the United Nations:
(a) signatures, ratifications and accessions in accordance with article 11 of this Convention;
(b) the date on which this Convention and any of its annexes shall enter into
in accordance with article 12;
(c) received notification under articles 9 and 13;
(d) incoming notifications and communications provided for in articles 5, 16 and 17;
(e) denunciations received in accordance with article 14;
(f) the amendments deemed received pursuant to article 15, as well as the date on which the
enter into force;
(g) amendments to the annexes adopted by the Council pursuant to article 16, as well as the date on which the
enter into force.
Article 19
In accordance with article 102 of the Charter of the United Nations, this Convention shall, at the request
the Secretary-General of the Council, registered with the Secretariat of the Organization
of the United Nations.
In witness whereof, the duly authorised to do so, have signed this Convention.
Done at Kyoto, this eighteenth day of may one thousand nine hundred and seventy-three in
the Dutch and English, both texts being equally
force, in a single copy which shall be deposited with the
the Secretary-General of the Council who shall transmit certified copies to all the States referred to in
paragraph 1 of article 11 of this Convention.
Annex a.2
Annex concerning temporary storage of goods
Introduction
It is important that the goods could be after his arrival from the transport
the resource is unloaded as soon as possible. That's why do the Customs Administration measures
that allow the goods to be made up with a minimum of formality
as soon as possible after his arrival, provided they are secured by interests
the State Treasury.
For various reasons, some time may elapse between the arrival of the goods and
the filing of the relevant application for customs control. In this case,
the customs administration authorities shall require that the goods remained under customs supervision, and
Therefore, these goods are typically retains in designated places, to
There were stored until the submission of the proposal to the customs control. This space is
These are called temporary warehouses and may it be a room or only closed
or unclosed areas.
The provisions of this annex do not apply to the storage of goods in customs
warehouses or in free zones.
The definition of the
For the purposes of this Annex:
(a) the term "temporary stock of goods ' temporary storage of goods under customs
control in the rooms and closed or open areas
designated by the Customs Administration (also called temporary storage facilities) up to the submission of the
the design of the customs control;
(b) the term "import duties and taxes" means customs duties and any other taxes, charges and
other charges which are collected on importation of goods or in connection with the
him, but not including fees and charges which are limited
the approximate cost of services rendered;
(c) "proposal to the customs control" means the Act made in the form prescribed by the customs
the Administration, which the participants of the customs proceedings indicate the customs procedure, which has
goods are to be subjected, and shall communicate the information required by the Customs Administration when
the use of this procedure;
(d) "customs control" means measures aimed at ensuring compliance with
laws and regulations whose implementation is entrusted to the Customs Administration;
(e) "customs security ' is what ensures that the liability to customs
Administration. Customs security shall be referred to as "global", ensures the fulfilment of the
the obligations arising from several operations;
(f) "person" means both natural and legal persons, unless the context
requires otherwise.
Policy
1. Norma
Temporary storage of goods is governed by the provisions of this annex.
2. Norma
National legal order lays down the conditions which must be met, and
the formalities to be complied with in respect of the goods stored in the
temporary storage.
The scope of the
3. Norma
The Customs Administration permits the establishment of temporary warehousing of goods if
It considers it necessary, to meet the needs of business and industry.
Notes
1. pursuant to the provisions of the national legal order may be temporary warehouses
managed by the customs administration, other bodies or natural or legal
persons.
2. temporary warehouses can be open to all importers and other persons
entitled to dispose of the imported goods or their use may be
reserved to certain persons.
4. Norma
Temporary storage shall be permitted in respect of goods of all kinds, regardless
its quantity, country of origin or the country of dispatch. The item that is
However, dangerous or which could spoil other goods or
you need a special device only accepts to temporary
warehouses equipped for them separately.
5. Norma
When you receive goods in temporary storage shall be required only
descriptive document, which is used when presenting the goods to the authorities of
the customs administration.
Temporary warehouse management
6. Norma
Requirements concerning the construction, equipment and management of temporary
warehouses, storage of goods regulations, inventory and accounting,
as well as the conditions for the application of customs control, the customs administration.
Notes
1. In order to control can customize:
-keep records of goods stored in temporary storage, when you use the
special registers or the relevant documents, or require
such accounts are kept;
-still or monitor the temporary storage;
-require a temporary warehouse uzamykal two different keys (key
participant of the customs management and the key custom);
-regularly make an inventory of the goods placed in temporary storage.
2. the goods shall as a general rule in zamykatelných rooms. Bulky
or heavy goods and goods subject to duty and thus representing the low
a small risk for the Treasury, however, often stored in unsealed
areas that remain under customs supervision.
7. Norma
National legal order identifies the person or persons responsible for the
the payment of any import duties and taxes on the goods stored in the
temporary storage and for which the procedure has not been performed to
the satisfaction of the Customs authorities.
8. Norma
If the authority or the person who manages a temporary warehouse shall
fold the customs security, customs administration authorities shall take the global
make sure.
9. Recommended practice
Customs security should be set as low as possible
taking into account, where appropriate, to the import duties požadovatelným
and taxes.
10. The recommended practice
Customs authorities should not require the customs
certainty, if the temporary storage facility under an appropriate customs control,
especially if it is under Customs seal.
Permitted acts
11. Norma
Any person entitled to dispose of the goods stored in a temporary
warehouse may, for the purpose of drafting a proposal to the customs proceedings:
(a) review of the goods;
(b) the goods weigh;
(c) take samples against the payment of any import duties
and fees.
12. Norma
Allowed operations are usually required to ensure that goods are stored in the
temporary storage was preserved in pristine condition.
Note
Tasks typically required to ensure that the goods have been preserved in the intact
the State, in particular cleaning, dusting, sorting, repair or
replacement of defective packaging.
13. Recommended practice
It should be permitted to goods stored in temporary storage
It was under the terms of the customs administration authorities subject to the acts,
which makes his picks, and more to the right.
Note
They are mainly the following: sorting, cutting, weighing, labelling and
affixing the stickers. They may also depend on the merging of various consignments
the goods for the purpose of their further transport on a single means and or customs
document (vehicle).
The period of storage of goods
14. Norma
If the national laws of the period during which the
goods are to be stored, it is necessary to make this period of time was enough to perform
formalities necessary to ensure that the goods could be subject to a
the Customs mode.
Note
The time limit may be different depending on the mode of transport and the goods
imported by sea can be considerably longer.
15. The recommended practice
At the request of a participant of the customs control, and for reasons that the authorities
the Customs Administration recognised as valid, they may initially
the deadline.
Wrecked, damaged, lost, destroyed or abandoned goods
16. Norma
It is necessary that the wrecked or damaged goods as a result of
accident or force majeure, it was possible to declare before the Ministers of
from temporary storage as if it was imported in the State in which the
found.
17. Norma
Goods stored in temporary storage that is destroyed or
irrecoverably lost by accident or force majeure shall not be subject
import duties and taxes, if its destruction or loss is
Customs authorities duly proven.
Any waste and residue of the destroyed goods shall be subject to in case their
release for free circulation in the territory of the import duties and taxes, which
This would be a waste if they were paid in this State
imported.
18. Norma
It is necessary to bring the goods stored in temporary storage may be on
the request of the person entitled to dispose of it, and according to the decision of the authorities
the customs administration, in whole or in part abandoned in favor of the State
Treasury or under customs supervision, destroyed or rendered commercially valueless for
business purposes. This leaving or destruction shall not arise
Treasury any expense.
Any waste and residue of the destroyed goods shall be subject to in case their
release for free circulation in the territory of the import duties and taxes, which
This would be a waste if they were paid in this State
imported.
The temporary removal of goods from the warehouse
19. Norma
Any person entitled to dispose of the goods may be removed from the
temporary storage facilities, subject to the satisfaction of the conditions and
formalities applicable in a given case.
Note
Customs authorities may require that participant of the customs control
prove its right to dispose of the goods.
Goods not removed from the temporary warehouse
20. Norma
National legal order lays down the procedure in cases where the goods are not
removed from their temporary warehouse within the prescribed period.
21. Recommended practice
He sells the goods not removed from a customs temporary storage, it should
be the proceeds from its sale after deduction of the import duties and taxes,
as well as other charges and expenses associated with the sale, shall be paid,
If this is possible, the authorized person or persons or left to
its or their available after a certain period of time.
For information about the temporary storage of goods
22. Norma
The customs administration shall ensure that all interested parties could easily
obtain all the necessary information concerning the temporary storage of goods.
Č. 4 and 3
Annex concerning customs formalities applicable to commercial transport
resources
Introduction
The task, to control international transport carried out on their territory and by
to protect the interests of the State Treasury, combat podloudnictví and other
site to ensure compliance with national law,
authorities of the customs administration, stores them check not only transported goods and
the passengers, but also the means of transport used in international
transport. To this end, contains the national law of most countries
the regulations, which are entrusted with the management of customs authorities and which are
apply to the movement of commercial means of transport entering the customs
territory, while output from it and you move on it, and on the other
space, intended for delivery vehicles, the documentary
the formalities involved, etc.
It is important that the customs formalities relating to commercial transport
resources are carried out as quickly as possible. The measures taken by the authorities of the customs
management must therefore be adapted to the circumstances of the case, with
taking into account in particular the reason and duration of stay of each business
means of transport to the customs territory.
This annex applies to the means of transport used in the
international transport for the transport of persons for remuneration or for business or
industrial transport of goods in return for payment or free of charge. The provisions of annex
where applicable, also apply to commercial means of transport that are
registered in the territory of the country concerned and to the competent State. Do not apply to
means of transport intended for private use, on a military transport
devices or means of transport of the public administration, which are not
used for commercial purposes.
The definition of the
For the purposes of this Annex:
and) "customs formalities applicable to commercial transport
means "a summary of the operations carried out by the participant of the customs control and
the authority of the Customs Administration at the entrance of commercial means of transport on
Customs territory, while output from him, and during his stay on him;
(b)) "commercial transport" any ship (including freight and
towing boats, including boats, transported on board the ship and water
gliders), aerial gliders, aircraft, road vehicle (including trailers,
semi-trailers and combinations of vehicles) or railway rolling stock, for use in the
international transport for the transport of persons for remuneration or the industrial or
commercial transport of goods in return for payment or free of charge, as well as their
spare parts, accessories and normal equipment, lubricating oils, fuel
mass and the fuel contained in the normal tanks of commercial
resources;
(c)) "customs territory" territory in which the full range of customs
legislation of the State;
d) "customs control" a summary of the measures aimed at ensuring compliance with
laws and regulations whose implementation is entrusted to the Customs Administration;
(e)) the term "import duties and taxes" means customs duties and all other duties, taxes, fees or
other charges which are collected on importation of goods or in connection with the
him, but not including fees and charges which are limited in amount
the approximate cost of services rendered;
(f) a proposal for input) "customs control" or "exit design
the customs control ", which shall make or submit to the authorities of the customs
the person responsible for the management of a commercial means of transport when entering or
When the output of this means of transport, and which contains the necessary expenses of the
means of transport, on his route, cargo, operating supplies,
Freshman crew and passengers;
g) "person" means both natural and legal persons, unless the context
requires otherwise.
Policy
1. Norma
The customs formalities relating to commercial transport
the funds shall be governed by the provisions of this annex.
2. Norma
National legal order lays down the conditions which must comply with the
commercial means of transport, as well as the customs formalities on
them.
Note
Some of these conditions and formalities may be carried out on behalf of the
other authorities, such as the port authority.
3. Norma
The customs formalities relating to commercial transport
resources are limited to the minimum necessary to ensure the
compliance with laws and regulations, the implementation of the Customs Administration
responsible for them.
4. Norma
Any commercial means of transport, which enter the customs
territory, stands out from him, or staying on him, shall be subject to the customs
inspection.
5. Norma
The customs formalities relating to commercial transport
resources applies equally, regardless of their country of registration or
the nationality of the commercial means of transport, on the ground
of origin or destination.
Importation of commercial means of transport to the bound circulation
6. Norma
Commercial means of transport, whether they are loaded or not,
temporarily let into the customs territory with the deferral of the payment of import duties
and taxes and free of import prohibitions and restrictions. Must be exported
back without something changes on them except for normal depreciation
as a result of their use, the usual consumption of lubricating oils, fuels
and fuel, as well as to carry out the necessary repairs.
Notes
1. The question of the introduction into circulation of a bound mostly does not arise with regard to the
the means of transport that are recorded on the territory of the country concerned and have
her nationality, if they have been produced in the country or out of the
they have previously been paid import duties and taxes, which are subject to.
2. Introduction into circulation may be bound subject to the condition that the business
means of transport used for internal transport in the customs territory of the
the country of import to the bound circulation.
7. The recommended practice
For commercial means of transport should not require
no customs security or proof of the temporary importation.
8. Norma
Where the Customs authorities of the time limit for re-exportation
the commercial means of transport must take account of the specific
the conditions of the proposed transport operations.
9. Recommended practice
At the request of a participant of the customs control and for serious reasons, the
Customs authorities should originally the deadline.
Imports of special material used for loading and unloading
goods, to manipulate it and to protect it in a bound of circulation
10. Norma
If the commercial means of transport imported special
the material, used for loading and unloading goods, handling
and to protect and to be exported back to him, even if it is
to use separately from the commercial means of transport, they
to bound the circulation into the customs territory with the deferral of the payment of import
duties and taxes and free of import prohibitions and restrictions.
Notes
1. the importation of such material into circulation may be bound subject to the condition that the
It will be used only in the immediate vicinity of the place where it is
commercial means of transport, for example at airports or in the territory in
etapním ports.
2. in the case of this material is usually does not require any security or customs and
proof of importation into a bound circulation.
The importation of spare parts and equipment to the bound circulation
11. Norma
Spare parts and accessories, to be used to repair or
to maintain due to the replacement of parts or equipment, built-in or
used in a commercial means of transport imported into the bound
circulation into the customs territory shall be granted to that territory with the deferment of the
payment of import duties and taxes and free of import prohibitions and restrictions.
Notes
1. these spare parts and equipment may be required proof of
imports into the bound circulation and in some cases the customs security. However,
some countries could waive this requirement.
2. at the request of a participant of the customs control can be replaced spare parts
and a piece of equipment that is back at a disadvantage:
and) put into free circulation in the territory of the country in the State in which the
There are, as if they had been imported in that State;
(b)) destroyed or modified so as to have become devoid of all of the business value and
It's under the control of the authorities of the customs administration and without expense to the State Treasury,
or
(c)) in agreement with the authorities of the Customs Administration abandoned without spending in favour of
the State Treasury.
Entry and exit points in the customs territory of the
12. Norma
National legal order specifies the space through which a business can
means of transport to enter or leave the customs territory. When
the determination of these places are taken into account, in particular, the special needs
trade, industry and transport.
Note
The land for this purpose may determine the Customs path, i.e. roads, railways,
ferry routes and other routes that commercial traffic
resource use. There might be a need to specify these paths in the
cooperation with the authorities of neighbouring countries.
Specified by the customs, their competencies and working hours and other authorized
point of entry
13. Norma
National legal order specifies the custom, to which must be input
the commercial means of transport to the customs territory or the output from it
notified authorities of the customs administration. The responsibility of these customs and their
working hours are determined taking into account in particular the specific
the needs of business, industry and transport.
Notes
1. In some countries, jurisdiction is determined by customs with regard to the customs
journeys and of their importance.
2. jurisdiction of some Customs may be, be limited to certain
modes of transport.
3. aircraft entering the customs territory must generally perform their first
landing at Customs Airport. Boats can also be obliged to exercise its
the first landing at the site, where is the Customs House.
14. Recommended practice
If the opposite custom house located on the common
borders, customs administrations should both countries to reconcile working time and
the responsibility of these customs.
Note
In some cases, the common control equipment established on
common borders, and therefore, both countries established a Customs House, the same
and often in the same building.
15. The recommended practice
At the request of the person concerned, and for serious reasons should
the customs administration authorities as far as possible, allow Customs formalities
applicable to the input or output of a commercial transport
resource were performed outside the working hours of customs; expenses by
incurred may be charged to the party of the customs control.
16. Recommended practice
At the request of a participant of the customs control and for serious reasons, the
Customs authorities should as far as possible, allow Customs formalities,
applicable to the input or output of a commercial transport
resource, are carried out in a different place than is permitted by that
is the appropriate custom; expenses may be incurred by
charged to the party of the customs control.
Note
This authorisation may be granted, for example, ships whose cargo has to be
disembarked on private coastal vykladištích.
17. Norma
In the implementation of the customs formalities relating to the entry and
output of commercial vehicles, are giving priority to those
that transport passengers or express mail services such as live
animals or perishable goods.
Customs control prior to arrival at the designated customs office or to any other authorized
place
18. Norma
Customs inspection of commercial means of transport before
arrival at the designated customs office or other authorised place limits
to the minimum necessary to ensure compliance with laws and regulations, the
the implementation of the Customs Administration is responsible for.
Notes
1.Za the purpose of customs control, the Customs authorities may be authorised
in particular, to enter on Board of ships and other vessels, stopping trains in
border stations, stopping vehicles and require
submission of commercial, transport or other documents relating to the
the commercial vehicle and its load, the operational inventory,
the crew and passengers.
2. As a rule, it is not necessary to use a customs control measures,
záležejících in the examination of the commercial means of transport, in
application to it's conclusion or a requirement that was routed in the customs
the escort between the input point on the customs territory and are intended to assist the or
other permitted place. Foreign customs seals are usually recognised, if it is
Obviously there are enough or offer the necessary safety.
3. National law may provide that an accident or any other
unforeseen interruptions of transportation shall notify the Customs authorities or other
the competent authorities closest to the actual accident or
the event.
19. Recommended practice
If the designated customs office or other authorised place to be
commercial means of transport is annexed, is not at the point of entry
means of transport to the customs territory, it should not be stored
the obligation to submit to the authorities of the Customs Administration at the point of entry into the customs
the territory of documents relating to commercial means of transport.
Customs formalities on arrival at the designated customs office or other authorised
place
Papers
20. Norma
Cases where the input motion to the customs control must be submitted
authorities of the Customs Administration at the entrance of the commercial means of transport,
as well as information which must be reported are limited to the
the minimum necessary to ensure compliance with laws and regulations, the
the implementation of the Customs Administration is responsible for.
Notes
1. input the proposal on customs procedures may consist of several different
forms, bringing together all of the required information.
2. Some international agreements limit the information in the požadovatelné
the input of the proposal on customs procedures, in particular, annex to the Convention on the facilitation of
international maritime traffic (London, 9 April 1965), annex 9 to the Convention
on International Civil Aviation (Chicago, 7 December 1944)
International Convention to facilitate the crossing of frontiers for goods carried
by rail (TIF Convention, Geneva, 10 January 1952) and orders (text of the
1963) of the central Rhine Commission concerning the use of its manifest.
21. Norma
Authorities of the customs administration, where possible, limit the number of copies
input on the design of the customs procedure, the submission of the request.
22. Norma
If the Customs authorities may require the input of the proposal on
Customs control documents, agrees that these documents contained only
the information needed to validate this design on the customs control.
Note
Customs authorities may in particular require the submission of the following documents:
bills of lading, certificates of nationality or of registration in the register,
cejchovního certificates to a ship, logbook, cargo and transport
sheets.
23. The recommended practice
If the documents submitted to the Customs Office, drafted in a language which
use is not provided for this purpose or which is not a language
the country to which the commercial means of transport entered, they should not
the customs administration authorities consistently require a translation of the data contained
in these documents.
24. The recommended practice
They are going to change the existing forms to the relevant offices
the input of the proposal on customs procedures or develop new, they should
Customize your business forms design rights, laid down by the competent
international documents and combine two or more of these forms in the
only in cases where this is possible and when it will allow to submit
all the information required to draw up a proposal on the customs entry
control.
25. Norma
You cannot require that the documents be submitted or served with
authorities of the Customs Administration in connection with the entry of commercial traffic
the resource had to be legalized, controlled or validated
foreign representative of the country of entry of the commercial means of transport
or that he be provisionally presented.
Customs inspection
26. Norma
Customs inspection when it enters the commercial means of transport to
the designated customs office or at any other place shall be limited to the extent permitted by the measures,
necessary to ensure compliance with laws and regulations, the implementation
It is responsible for the customs administration, taking into account the nature of the business
means of transport and to the reason of their stay in the customs territory.
Notes
1. any commercial means of transport, which is only briefly, without
it enters or exits the passenger and without him
Dispose or load, usually subject to interpret only the General
the inspection measures.
2. the Customs Authorities may carry out customs inspections, in order to
convinced that the commercial means of transport technical
the conditions laid down in certain international agreements on the international
the carriage of goods.
27. Norma
Customs authorities being viewed, all the commercial traffic
resources, but only the customs inspections at random or
rarely.
Note
The national law may provide that, in the examination of the business
of transport crew to provide the authorities of the Customs Administration
assistance.
28. The recommended practice
If the customs administration authorities of their right to view
commercial means of transport, this should be the customs inspection
carried out as quickly as possible.
More inputs on the customs territory of the
29. Norma
If the commercial means of transport carried out multiple inputs
into the customs territory without entry into another country, are used by Customs
formalities as simple as possible, taking into account the already carried out
Customs control measures.
Note
Copy already submitted or the documents submitted to the authorities of the Customs Administration
may be the case that it is possible to meet the customs
formalities, used in other various points of entry, especially if
as to the goods destined to these different places.
The customs formalities relating to commercial means of transport in the
exit from the customs territory of the
30. Norma
Used by the customs formalities on exit of the commercial means of transport
from the customs territory shall be limited to measures to ensure:
and that the output on the proposal) Customs procedures, if required, is properly filed
the competent Customs Office;
(b)) that were accompanied by the Customs seal;
(c)), provided for the customs of the path are actually complied with;
(d)) business of transport out of the customs territory without
unjustified delays.
31. The recommended practice
Customs authorities should permit the use
the forms of the output of the proposal on customs procedures identical to the input
a proposal for a customs procedure with a condition that is clearly marked with their
use for output.
Note
Forms, some of the relevant international
agreements have been drawn up for their use both on entry,
so even when the output.
32. Norma
It is permitted to make commercial means of transport left the customs
the territory of the other than the input.
Damaged, destroyed or irrecoverably lost trade traffic
resources
33. Norma
Re-export of temporarily imported commercial means of transport,
damaged, destroyed or irrecoverably lost by accident or
force majeure, resulting in their stay in the customs territory shall not be required,
However, these can be:
and) put into free circulation in the territory of the country in the State in which the
There are, as if they had been imported in that State;
b) modified so as to have become devoid of all commercial price, and under the customs
control and without expenses for the State coffers, with the rest of the components and
the materials are subject to import duties and taxes applicable to them in the
the day on which they are submitted, and in a State in which they are located, at that time
or
c) with the consent of the customs administration authorities abandoned without expenses, in favour of
the State Treasury.
Information concerning customs formalities applicable to commercial transport
resources
34. Norma
The customs administrations shall ensure that each candidate could without difficulty
obtain all the necessary information concerning customs formalities,
relating to commercial means of transport.
Annex C1
The annex on export of goods into free circulation abroad
Introduction
For the export of goods into free circulation abroad usually applies fairly
simple customs formalities. While the design is usually required on Customs
proceedings in certain cases, it is sufficient for an exporter to submit customs
commercial document containing the required information of the goods exported. For
certain conditions may be exporters allowed to submit only one proposal
the customs control, or the General inventory in terms of all the exports that
has been carried out for some time.
In addition to selecting požadovatelných or export duties and taxes,
Customs inspection is carried out, in particular, to ensure the implementation of the
the national legal order, containing the export prohibitions and restrictions, and to
Verify the information, which lay down the internal taxes and charges,
which may, if appropriate, may be eligible for repayment or exemption. In addition, the
as a rule, be entrusted to the Customs House are collecting data needed to
the compilation of statistics of foreign trade.
Exported goods may also be subject to certain controls, which
do not the authorities of the customs administration, but other competent authorities that are
authorized to carry out, in particular, zvěrolékařskou, plant protection, and other
health control.
The provisions of this annex shall apply to the various formalities and acts (customs
formalities) that are required for the export goods into free circulation abroad
regardless of the mode of transport.
In accordance with the definition of export of goods into free circulation abroad, this
the annex does not apply to goods exported in drawbacku mode or in the framework of the
a processing procedure or for which the entitlement to
reimbursement of customs duties and taxes. Also, this annex does not apply to the goods
carried by post or in travellers ' baggage.
The definition of the
For the purposes of this Annex:
and) "export goods for free circulation abroad": the customs procedure applicable
to goods in free circulation, leave the customs territory and has to be permanently
left outside this territory, with the exception of goods exported under the scheme
drawbacku or under a processing procedure or for which the
is entitled to a refund of import duties and taxes;
(b)) ' goods in free circulation ": the items that may be from the customs
terms loosely treated;
(c)) "customs territory": territory in which fully apply the customs regulations of the State;
(d)) ' export duties and taxes "means: customs duties and any other taxes, charges and
other charges which are collected on or in connection with the export of
goods, but not including fees and charges which are limited in amount to the approximate
cost of services rendered;
e) "proposal to the customs control": the Act made in the form prescribed by the customs
the Administration, with the participants of the customs control indicate the customs procedure which
the item should be subjected to and shall communicate the information required by the Customs Administration when
the use of this procedure;
f) "Customs examination of goods": the Act whereby the Customs House physically examining the goods,
in order to determine whether its type, origin, condition, quantity and price match
the data referred to in the application for customs control;
(g) the term "person"): both natural and legal persons, unless the context
requires otherwise.
Policy
1. Norma
The export of goods in free circulation in a foreign country shall be governed by the provisions of the
of this annex.
2. Norma
National law shall determine the conditions and formalities
the export of goods in free circulation in a foreign country to meet.
Notes
1. the national legal order may, in particular provide for prohibitions or restrictions on exports
certain types of goods.
2. the duties of which are to be in the export of goods for free circulation shall meet,
They include mainly the production of a document and payment požadovatelných
export duties and taxes.
The competent Customs Office
3. Norma
Each customs administration shall determine the customs, which can be done
Customs procedure for release of goods for free circulation abroad. Define
the jurisdiction of each customs and shall determine their working time
taking into account the specific needs of business, industry and transport.
Notes
1. jurisdiction of some Customs may be limited to exports of goods,
carried out by certain modes of transport, on certain types of goods or to goods,
that comes from a certain area (for example, from the border zone or the
some industrial area).
2. the Customs Authorities may require that the export of certain types of
free circulation of goods in a foreign country that are subjected to special
control measures (for example, diamonds, antiques, works of art)
or the control of other competent authorities, carried out by the Customs to this
the purpose of the specially designed.
4. Norma
Customs will allow goods to be proposed to the
free circulation abroad for inland Customs.
Notes
1.Je-where circumstances warrant, may authorize the establishment of the customs tariff
in the rooms of one of the branches of the business.
2. where the goods are to be subject to customs inspection, performed usually in
inland Customs Office at which the goods are declared for free circulation in the
a foreign country.
3. the Customs Authorities may provide that the goods declared for free
circulation abroad at inland Customs
e, will be transported to the border customs office at the poukazovacím control.
5. Norma
The opposite of customs, located on a common frontier,
consolidate the customs administration of the States concerned, as far as possible, working hours,
as well as the responsibility of these customs.
Customs clearance of goods outside the business hours custom
6. Norma
At the request of the representative of the participant of the customs control and serious
the Customs Administration may allow, if the administration of the Organization
allows the free circulation of goods exported abroad was
customs-cleared outside working hours, and all expenses of
resulting may be charged to the participant of the Customs representative
control.
The representative of the participant of the customs control
7. Norma
National legal order lays down the conditions under which a person is
authorized to act as a representative of a participant of the customs control, as well as
the scope of its responsibilities and its rights.
Documentation on the export of goods into free circulation abroad
/a/
Form and content of the proposal on customs control
8. Norma
Design forms for customs procedures, used in the design
free circulation of goods in a foreign country conform to the official model,
laid down by the customs administration.
The Customs Administration has limited its requirements relating to the given information on the
information deemed necessary to make it possible to assess and
Select požadovatelná or export duties and taxes, or to return
internal taxes and charges to or from rescue, rebuild statistics and
perform other statutory and regulatory provisions, which is
the Customs Administration responsible.
Note
Customs administrations generally require:
and) information about people
-the name and address of the representative of the participant of the customs control;
-the name and address of the exporter;
-the name and address of the recipient.
(b)) traffic information
-mode of transport;
-identification of the means of transport.
c) information about the item
-country of destination;
-marking of the packages (marks and numbers, number and kind);
-the description of the goods;
-gross weight;
-net weight or quantity;
-value.
(d) where appropriate, the assessment) information for the required export duties and
fees
-entry of the customs tariff;
-the rate of the export duties and taxes;
-the amount of export duties and taxes.
e) other information
-the statistical number of a single type of goods;
-link on the submitted documents (such as export permits, health
certificates and j.).
(f)) the place, date and signature of the representative of a party of customs control
9. Recommended practice
Administrations that are preparing to revise the existing or
develop new design forms to the customs procedure used in
design of goods into free circulation abroad should, if possible,
use the single document referred to in Appendix I of this annex, in accordance
with notes, contained in Appendix II.
/b/
The adoption of a commercial document instead of an official form
10. The recommended practice
The Customs Administration should place the proposal on customs procedures to allow the
as far as possible the use of commercial document (for example,
invoice) containing the requested data on the goods exported.
1. Notes the customs administration are mostly comfortable with the presentation of the business
the document, if the goods are not subject to export duties and taxes, and
If the duty is not returned, or if the goods are exempt from taxes and internal
fees and if the design of the clearance procedure is not used to drawing up
statistics. 2. Recommendations concerning the model set of the invoice,
adapted to the needs of international trade, was taken at the European
Economic Commission for Europe (UN/ECE). This sample form is listed in
Appendix III. 3. the Customs Administration may accept commercial documents drawn up
using automatic data processing.
11. Recommended practice
Customs administrations should ensure that in agreement with the other
the competent authorities for the provision of foreign trade, to
all the documents to be produced for export of goods into free circulation in the
a foreign country could be limited to the normalized series of foreign
commercial documents.
Note the use of a standardised series of foreign trade documents
adjusted for the single document (or the Economic Commission for Europe
the corresponding) may be common information contained in these
the documents reproduced one of the matrix method on pre-printed or
not the forms.
/c/
The number of copies to be submitted
12. The recommended practice
Customs administrations should, if possible, limit the number of copies
proposals on customs or commercial document management that is representative of the
the participant shall be obliged to submit to the customs control.
/d/
Documents submitted with the proposal on the customs control, or with a commercial document
13. Standard
The proposal to the customs control, or the commercial document
the present representative of the participant of the customs control, the Customs shall require
only the documents management as they deem necessary to be carried out
checking and finding that all the provisions on the implementation of the
the prohibitions or other provisions have been complied with.
Note
The Customs Administration may, where appropriate, require the production of an export authorisation,
plant confirmation or other health certificate.
/e/
The repeated submission of proposals on customs procedures or commercial documents
14. Standard
The customs administration, in order to allow for their specified conditions could
in the case of frequent exports of goods carried out by the same person
submitted the only proposal on the customs control, or the General inventory,
that contains the requested data on exports, which this person performs
during a certain period of time.
Note 1. Customs Administration Authorities can provide this benefit with the
provided the exporter keeps proper commercial accounting and that you can do
the necessary control measures. 2. the Customs Authorities may, at the management representatives
participant of the customs proceedings require that whenever the exportation
a copy of the traffic or other evidence. 3. the Customs Authorities may
receive the summary inventories drawn up by automatic processing
the data.
Customs examination of goods
/a/
The scope of the customs inspection
15. Standard
The customs administration authorities limit the examination of the goods at the customs cases
When it deemed necessary to ensure the conservation of
statutory and regulatory provisions, the implementation of the customs
responsible for management.
Note
If the Customs authorities of the Customs examination of goods, limiting
This will determine the number of packages and the findings
the nature and quantity of the exported goods.
/b/
Customs inspection of goods outside the customs
16. Standard
If the Customs authorities of the customs administrations of the examination of the goods,
authorise, at the request of the customs management and the representative of a party from
serious reasons, the tour performed outside the customs,
While the expenses arising therefrom may be charged to the debit of
the representative of the participant of the customs control.
Note
Inspections can be carried out in rooms of a participant of the customs control at the time of
loading a container or means of transport.
/c/
Sampling at the customs
17. Standard
If it is necessary to take samples in order to ensure the implementation of the
the national legal order, limiting the amount of collected items on
the slightest degree.
The assessment and payment of export duties and taxes recoverable
18. Standard
National legal order lays down the rules under which
shall carry out the formalities and provide relief when the assessment and payment of
enforceable export duties and taxes when exported goods for free
circulation abroad.
The export of goods
/a/
Export permit
19. Norma
The goods shall be released for export as soon as the Customs and other competent authorities
shall carry out the necessary checks, if:
-the infringement has not been established,
-was submitted to the export permits or other necessary documents and
-uhražena was enforceable or export duties and taxes has been made
necessary measures to ensure their payment.
Note 1. Goods that are not exported immediately, as soon as it was given
the authorisation may be imposed under customs supervision until the time of his
actual export. 2. States may provide customs routes, t. s. Road,
Railway, water and other infrastructure (pipelines, etc.), which are to be
When you use the export of the goods.
20. Recommended practice
The export of goods should not be opožďován, therefore, that the proposal to the customs
management is incomplete, or that occur in documents smaller
the incorrectness, provided that this does not prejudice the interests of the Treasury, or
perform the necessary controls or prohibitions or restrictions in force in the
export.
/b/
Proof of the reception of the goods at destination
21. Norma
Customs shall not require the systematic submission of proof of
the reception of the goods to the place of destination abroad.
Notes
1. This evidence is generally required only for goods whose export is not
other evidence for which may be returned high internal taxes and charges
or may be exempted from them, and if it can be to worry about abuse, or
in the case of goods subject to special control (for example, weapons and
ammunition).
2. The proof required can be contained in a declaration made by the beneficiary and
the authorized authorities of the customs administrations of the State of destination.
/c/
Repayment of internal taxes and charges or exemption from
22. Norma
National legal order lays down the rules governing the formalities
on which depends the granting of any repayment of internal
taxes and fees or exemptions from them.
23. The recommended practice
For goods which may be due to its exports to the
free circulation abroad returned to internal taxes and charges or may
be exempt from them, this concession would be granted what
soon as possible after its exports.
Information on the free circulation of goods in a foreign country
24. Norma
The customs administration shall ensure that all interested parties could easily
obtain all the necessary information about the export of goods for free circulation
in a foreign country.
Appendix I
The sample form of the proposal on the release of goods for free circulation in the
foreign country
+-------------------------------+--------------------------------+
| Exporter/consignor | Proposal to the customs proceedings. |
| (name, address) | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | Custom House |
+-------------------------------+--------------------------------+
| Consignee (name, address) | Participant of the customs management |
| | (name, address) |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| +----------------+---------------+
| | Export permit | State of destination |
| | number | |
| | | |
+-------------------------------+----------------+---------------+
| Transport and labelling | Other accompanying documents |
| means of transport | |
| | |
| | |
+-------------------------------+--------------------------------+
| Marking of the packages (marks and numbers, number and kind); |
| the description of goods, gross weight | |
| |
| |
| |
| |
+----------------------------------------------------------------+
| Building classification, statistical number, net weight |
| or quantity, value, type of rate and the amount of duties and taxes |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| Free to use |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| +------------------------------+
| | Proposal on customs procedures in |
| | export |
| | |
| |------------------------------+
| | The place, date and signature of the |
| participant of the customs control | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
+---------------------------------+------------------------------+
Appendix II
Notes
1. the standard form has dimensions of the ISO international format A4 (210x297
mm). the form should have the edge at the top of 10 mm and 20 mm Spacing to the left.
should be multiples of 4.24 mm and a reflection of 2.54 mm. Construction would
should be in accordance with the model form set out in annex 1. Smaller
variations in the size of the sections are permissible in the event that it requires
the specific reason the issuing State, such as. the use of non-metric
the system of weights and measures, the peculiarities of the nationally prescribed systems documents
etc.
2. States may set standards for paper and use scales m2
the machine produced a watermark to prevent forgery.
3. only the dimensions are Normalized and edit, with the headings referred to in
sections of the standard form should be used to identify the contents of the
the information that should appear on the site in advance. According to my
each State the option to replace such wording, if it deems it
more appropriate and provided that this wording does not change the meaning of information, as
is set out in the model of the form.
4. the Customs Administration may omit on their forms those rubrics
the model set, that they are not required. Thus created
empty space can be used for official use.
5. for the location of the sections, which require customs administrations and which are not
included in the sample form can be used in space, intended to
free use.
Appendix III
Sample invoice form
+----------------------------------+-----------------------------+
| The seller | The date and number of the invoice |
| | |
| | Other links |
+----------------------------------+-----------------------------+
| Recipient | The buyer (if different |
| | from the beneficiary) |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| +-----------------------------+
| | |
| | The country of origin of goods |
+----------------------------------+-----------------------------+
| Traffic information | Sales and payment |
| | terms and conditions |
| | |
| | |
| | |
+----------------------------------+---------+----------+--------+
| Marks and numbers, number and kind of | Gross | Volume |
| the packages; | weight | M3 |
| description of goods (full and/or condensed) | kg | |
| | | |
| | | |
+---------------------------------+----------+----------+--------+
| Description of goods | Quantity | Price per | The amount of |
| (full and/or condensed) | | drive | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
| Free to use | | | |
| | | | |
| +----+----------+----------+--------+
| | Packaging | Including | Except |
| | | above | above |
| | | presents | presents |
| | | lated | lated |
| +---------------+----------+--------+
| | Cargo | | |
| +---------------+----------+--------+
| | Other | | |
| | costs | | |
| | (break down) | | |
| +---------------+----------+--------+
| | Insurance | | |
| +---------------+----------+--------+
| The total invoiced amount |
| |
+----------------------------------------------------------------+
