Introductory provisions
section 1 as provided for in this regulation on duty also applies
other taxes than the customs duty shall be levied on goods at import and
to be paid to the customs service, unless otherwise expressly
specified.
section 2 of the terms used in this regulation have the same meaning
as in Council Regulation (EEC) No 2913/92 of 12 October 1992
establishing the Community customs code and
Commission Regulation (EEC) No 2454/93 of 2 July 1993 on the
detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation (EEC) No 2913/92
establishing the Community customs code, as well as in the Customs Act
(2000:1281).
section 3 with the competent authority and the customs authority in the regulation
(EEC) No 2913/92 and Regulation (EEC) No 2454/93 referred to
The customs service as far as nothing else is expressly prescribed by law
or regulation. Regulation (2010:112).
3 a of the issues and objectives referred to in Chapter 1. section 8 of the Customs Act
(2000:1281) the provisions about securing evidence and
payment assurance in Chapter 11, 16. paragraphs 1 and 2, chapter 17. 7 and
8 section, chapter 18. 6 § and 19 Cape. paragraph 3 of the tax procedure regulation
(2011:1261).
For the purposes of the first subparagraph shall
as stated in the tax procedure regulation if the tax agency in
rather than apply the customs service. Moreover, it is said about
Enforcement authority in chapter 17. 7 §
tax procedure regulation rather than apply to the customs service.
Regulation (2012:166).
Binding tariff and origin information
4 § binding information about a product's classification under a
tariff nomenclature included in EU law (binding
tariff information) and binding information about the origin of
referred to in articles 22 and 27 of Regulation (EEC) no
2913/92 (BOI) announced by the customs service.
Regulation (2011:389).
5 § Hired an expert to investigate the nature of a product at the
the fate of a case concerning binding tariff information
or BOI decisions, the applicant shall, by decision of
Customs Service replace the cost of this, unless the work in a
particular case decides otherwise.
An application for binding tariff information or binding
origin information shall be rejected if the customs service with respect to
the content of the application, the nature of the investigation or other
circumstances, that statement should not be notified.
Delivery of electronic documents to and from
Customs information system
section 6 of the Customs Authority may entrust to other (reception)
to convey information in electronic documents referred to in 2
Cape. section 2 of the Customs Act (2000:1281) to and from the customs information system.
Regulation (2009:1067).
section 7 of the events that occur during the operation of the
the receive function must be recorded.
§ 8 the receive function shall, in the manner that the customs service
decide, make sure that the received electronic document
is transferred in full, undiluted State. Incomplete
or distorted electronic document shall not be communicated
on. The consignor shall be informed of the error.
Article 9 of the Customs and Excise Department, in the receive function, the
data processed only if needed
1. as a result of errors or obstacles arose in the transmission,
2. for investigation because of suspicion of crime or
3. for the revision of the receive function.
section 10 of the data which have been recorded in the receiving function
shall be submitted to the customs service for filing after the time
that fact determines.
Authorized economic operator
10 a of the customs service may provide the additional regulations
necessary for the application of the provisions on approved
economic operator referred to in Chapter 1. 5 a of the Customs Act (2000:1281).
Regulation (2007:1272).
Risk management
10 b of the Customs and Excise Department may provide the additional regulations
necessary for the application of the provisions concerning risk management
as indicated in Chapter 1. 5 b of the Customs Act (2000:1281).
Regulation (2007:1272).
The entry of goods, etc.
section 11 notification under article 40 of Regulation (EEC) No 2913/92
may be made orally or by any other appropriate means.
Customs Service may provide the additional regulations as needed
for the purposes of applying the provisions set out in Chapter 3. 1 §
first subparagraph, the Customs Act (2000:1281).
section 12 of the Customs Authority may notify the regulations needed
the application of the provisions of Chapter 3. paragraph 3 of the first and second
subparagraphs Customs Act (2000:1281).
section 13 of the Customs and Excise Department may, to the extent that Community law permits,
provide for those sites where products may be declared for
the release for free circulation or be reported to anyone else
Customs-approved treatment or use. Regulation (2011:389).
Temporary storage
section 14 Permit to establish temporary storage, after application
given to the practising so that customs can
supervise the work in the warehouse. The permit is given for
period of time or until further notice or for a particular case.
Before the Customs Service decides a case for permission to set up
temporary storage, should work, where appropriate, prepare the port-
or airport owner the opportunity to comment.
section 15 of the Customs and Excise Department may make it a condition for permission to
establish temporary storage to the proprietor the premises
and appliances necessary for customs clearance and customs control
on the layer to the Swedish Customs ' disposal free of charge for the work.
At a temporary storage facility where customs staff on duty
However, a permanent holder take out the reasonable rent for
premises intended solely for customs personnel.
section 16 of the Customs Administration may provide that EU goods
under customs supervision shall be stored in temporary storage
and that EU goods generally may be stored in a temporary
stocks. Regulation (2011:389).
section 17 of the holder of a temporary inventory shall
1. ensure that non-Community goods not be taken out of the warehouse in
contrary to any restriction on the right to dispose of such
goods or otherwise dealt with contrary to any such
restriction,
2. keep the notes and provide the information about
economic activity that the customs service prescribes, and
3. leave the Customs the assistance needed for the supervision of
the activities in the warehouse and for the examination of the goods
be stored there. Regulation (2011:389).
section 18 of the temporary storage facility can be set up by the customs service.
Anyone who puts up a temporary stock held by
The customs service shall pay a fee to work according to a tariff
laid down by the customs service. The adoption or amendment of
the tariff comes into force at the earliest one month after it has
Proclamation.
Customs Service may provide that the goods shall constitute security for
fee referred to in the second subparagraph.
section 19 of the Customs and Excise Department may provide the additional regulations
necessary for the application of the provisions on temporary
stock listed in Chapter 3. section 6 of the Customs Act (2000:1281).
Travellers ' baggage
section 20 of the Customs and Excise Department to fulfil the obligation to provide data
to the European Commission on international
EU airports as provided for in article 197 of the regulation
(EEC) No 2454/93. Regulation (2011:389).
Customs declarations, etc.
section 21 of the Customs and Excise Department may, to the extent that Community law permits,
provide for
1. the information to be given in the customs declaration when
goods placed under a customs procedure or in a notification to the
any other customs-approved treatment or use and to grant relief in the
reporting obligations in respect of goods with a value below certain
threshold or if there are other special reasons,
2. What are the functions of a declarant shall submit for verification that the
goods may be brought into or out
3. use and printing of single administrative document,
4. which documents the declarant shall submit at the same time with
Customs Declaration,
5. to what extent the documents submitted to prove
the information contained in a customs declaration shall be retained by the Customs and Excise Department,
6. the technical procedure for supplying information and if
procedure in General when information is provided by a
electronic documents to the customs information system or in any other way
with the help of automatic data processing and
7. conditions and restrictions relating to the use of agents.
Regulation (2011:389).
Special provisions for goods carried by rail, with the
mail or by aircraft
section 22 of Posten AB (publ) or any of its subsidiaries are in the
own the business considered to be the declarant and, where applicable,
case the debtor as provided in Chapter 4. 4 §
Customs Act (2000:1281).
Customs Service may, after consulting the Transport Agency and Record
AB (publ) provide for how the goods carried on
rail, by post or by aircraft must be reported to a
Customs-approved treatment or use. In so doing, may provide that the Declaration
for release for free circulation of goods may be withdrawn, so
long goods held by the railway company, Posten AB (publ)
or any of its subsidiaries or carriers.
For Swedish Customs ' Bill practiced customs control of
the railway undertaking in the case of goods carried by rail, and
of Posten AB (publ) or any of its subsidiaries in respect of
goods carried by post. Upon such verification activities
apply Chapter 3. paragraph and Chapter 6. paragraph 21 of the first
subparagraph, the customs law. Regulation (2008:1188).
The simplified procedures for release for free circulation
section 23 of the Customs and Excise Department may, on application, give an importer or an
Agent authorisation to use the simplified
Declaration or the local
clearance procedure for release for free circulation, if
the applicant has been granted a deferred payment in accordance with Chapter 5. section 8
Customs Act (2000:1281). The Customs and Excise Department may delegate's permission
to the local clearance procedure must allow a certain
the specified principal moratorium may be used instead
for delegate's, if the principal consent.
The direct representative according to article 5 (2) of the regulation
(EEC) No 2913/92 may use a custom authorization pursuant to this
section only if the representative has undertaken to fulfil
the debtor's payment obligations, except in cases where
principal's respite is used in locally
clearance procedure after the Swedish Customs ' consent under
the first paragraph. Regulation (2010:112).
section 24 of the Customs and Excise Department may provide for the submission of
supplementary declaration referred to in article 76 (2) of the
Regulation (EEC) No 2913/92, as well as the additional regulations
necessary for the application of the provisions referred to in 4
Cape. 2(1) of the Customs Act (2000:1281).
Device state
24 (a) repealed by Regulation (2010:112).
24 b § A holder may not report the goods to
the release for free circulation on the basis of a single authorisation
If, in the country where the goods are to be released, there is a special
the prescribed conditions of entry which are not fulfilled, or
a ban on importation. A licensee may not
report the goods to export or re-export the
device state if in the country from which the goods must be brought
out there is a legal condition for the exit as
is not satisfied or a prohibition on exportation.
Regulation (2010:112).
section 24 c Declaration referred to in Chapter 3. 3 a of the Customs Act
(2000:1281) should be provided in an electronic document at the
as the Customs and Excise Department. If there are special circumstances
the Declaration may be filed in any other form.
Customs Service may provide the additional regulations as needed
for the enforcement of Chapter 3. 3 a of the Customs Act (2000:1281).
Regulation (2010:112).
24 d § at the time of transfer of administrative functions under Chapter 4.
first paragraph of section 30 of the Customs Act (2000:1281), customs service set
the actions that the foreign authority be empowered
to take. The Customs and Excise Department may announce further provisions concerning
the procedure for such transfer. Regulation (2010:112).
24 repealed by Regulation (2010:112).
Customs status
24 f § customs service may notify the regulations needed
enforcement of the rules on customs status in
Articles 313-336 in the Regulation (EEC) No 2454/931.
Regulation (2004:212).
Transit
section 25 of the customs service may provide to transit with vehicles
or container may be made only if the vehicle or the container has
approved for international carriage of goods under Customs seal
and still is in the appropriate State.
section 26 of the goods in transit with the application of the external
the transit procedure in accordance with article 91 of Regulation (EEC)
No 2913/922 and goods in transit with the application of the
internal transit procedure in accordance with article 340c(1) in
Regulation (EEC) No 2454/93 shall, since transit
been completed, shall be considered as goods in temporary storage, if they are not
attributed to a new customs-approved treatment or use. If the goods are not
attributed to a new customs-approved treatment or use, Chapter 3. 7 §
Customs Act (2000:1281) are applied.
The provisions of the first subparagraph also applies to goods
transit in application of article 2(3)(b) of the Convention
on 20 May 1987 on a common transit procedure, when
transit document showing that goods previously exported.
Regulation (2001:818).
paragraph 27 of the customs service may notify the regulations needed to
the completion of the transit operation referred to in 4
Cape. 7 of the Customs Act (2000:1281).
The Customs and Excise Department to fulfil the obligation to inform the European
the Commission on certain conditions relating to the transit operation
provided for in article 97(3) of the Regulation (EEC) No 2913/92,
article 343 of the Regulation (EEC) No 2454/93, article 9 of the
Annex I to the Convention of 20 May 1987 on a common
transit procedure. Regulation (2011:389).
section 28 of the Customs and Excise Department may provide for simplified procedures for
transit procedure relating to certain types of traffic or certain companies
under agreements concluded with one or more other
Member States of the European Union or of one or more
countries that assisted the Convention of 20 May 1987 on a
common transit procedure. The same applies in the case of
transit which do not affect other Member States area.
section 29 of the Customs Convention on the international on 14 november 1975
transport of goods under cover of TIR Carnets (TIR Convention)
applies in Sweden.
Because the provisions of the TIR Convention is published in
Sweden's agreements with foreign powers (Sun) 1976:133.
An amendment of article 18 of the Convention has been published in the SUN
1989:76. The Convention's appendices and other changes in
the Convention is published in the Swedish Customs '
statutes (TFS).
section 30 of the Questions concerning the approval of vehicles or containers in accordance with
Annex 3 or part II of annex 7 to the TIR Convention are examined
of the limited liability company Svensk bilprovning. The trial should take place after
consultation with the customs service. Such consultation is needed, however, not in question
If the trial relating to the renewal of previously submitted for approval.
If it becomes necessary due to accident, making
transshipment to a vehicle or a container that does not have
approved, the issue of consent pursuant to annex 1 of the TIR
the continued transport of the vehicle or
the containers are examined by the customs service.
Customs Service may provide the additional regulations as needed in the
question concerning the approval of vehicles or containers under the TIR
Convention and shall consult with the Transport Board in
issues of importance to road safety.
Regulation (2008:1188).
section 31 of the Customs and Excise Department may decide that an association has the right to
to issue TIR Carnets and to act as guarantor in accordance with
the provisions of the TIR Convention under the condition that
the Association fulfils the minimum conditions and requirements
set out in annex 9, part I, of the Convention.
Customs may decide that a person has the right to use the TIR
Carnets in accordance with the provisions of the TIR Convention during the
the condition that the person concerned fulfils the minimum conditions and minimum requirements
as shown in annex 9, part II to the Convention.
Customs Service determines the maximum sum per TIR carnet, which may
required of a guaranteeing association on the basis of
the provisions of the TIR Convention.
Customs warehouse
32 § customs service may notify the regulations needed to
supplementing the provisions on customs warehouse referred to in Chapter 4.
section 8, first subparagraph, the Customs Act (2000:1281).
The provisions of section 18 of the second and third subparagraphs shall also apply
in the case of customs warehouses of the customs service.
The Customs and Excise Department to fulfil the obligation to inform the European
the Commission on the application of the customs procedure storage in
customs warehousing as provided for in Article 548 of the Regulation (EEC) no
2454/93. Regulation (2011:389).
Export and re-export
33 § customs service may provide for the completion of
the provisions on export and other dispatches from the EU
Customs territory of the Community referred to in Chapter 4. first subparagraph of paragraph 12 of the Customs Act
(2000:1281). Regulation (2011:389).
Free zones and free warehouses
34 § limits to the free zone area is determined by the customs service. The same
plight of entrances and exits and other
transitions to or from a free zone.
The holder of a free zone shall be at no cost to the State construction
and maintaining fences and other barriers which, in
Swedish Customs ' assessment is needed for coverage.
35 § customs service may determine at which transitions and at what
times free zone border may be crossed in different kind of traffic.
The goods to or from a free zone shall notify
this to the customs service and submit information to the Agency in
According to the Agency. The customs service can also
provide that drivers of vehicles that arrive at a
free zone output without due warning to stop and wait for consent
by customs officials and executives of frizons-
Administration to continue the journey.
36 § in a free zone, it must not affect retail trade with non-
Union goods or such Union goods referred to in article 166 (b)
in Regulation (EEC) No 2913/92. For the retail sale of other
goods required the consent of the customs service. Regulation (2011:389).
37 § holder of a free zone shall provide the customs service assistance
necessary for supervision of the activities of the free zone and for
examination of the goods to be stored there.
38 § holder of a free zone shall appoint a Director of the
the free zone. The Superintendent shall be approved by the customs service.
The Superintendent of a free zone may act on behalf of the free zone in
relation to third parties and to represent the free zone ahead
courts and other authorities. The Superintendent is required to
ensure that the rules applicable to the free zone is followed.
section 39 the provisions on free zones in 35-38 sections also applies
free warehouse.
section 40 of the Customs and Excise Department to fulfil the obligation to inform
The European Commission on certain conditions concerning free zones
and free warehouses provided for in article 840 in Regulation (EEC)
No 2454/93. Regulation (2011:389).
41 § customs service may provide the additional regulations
necessary for the application of the provisions on free zones and
free warehouse referred to in Chapter 4. section 13 of the Customs Act (2000:1281).
Destruction or abandonment of goods to State
42 § It that would let destroy a non-unionsvara or
transfer such goods to the State pursuant to Chapter 4. section 22 of the Customs Act
(2000:1281) shall notify the customs service and leave
information about the product in accordance with the customs service prescribes.
Regulation (2011:389).
43 § goods which have been abandoned to the State shall be sold as
soon it can be done. In that regard, the provisions of Chapter 4. § 19
and Chapter 5. 26-28 of the Customs Act (2000:1281). The Customs shall be taken
out of the item if it is placed in free circulation is demonstrated by
Article 867a in Regulation (EEC) No 2454/93.
If a product has been destroyed on the basis of article 182 (3) of the regulation
(EEC) No 2913/92, the destruction at the expense of the requesting
it.
Other customs procedures
44 § provisions regarding customs inward processing procedures,
processing under customs control, temporary importation and outward
processing can be found in the Ordinance (1994:1606) on certain
Customs procedures with economic impact, etc.
Collection of customs
45 § customs service announces rules on the issuing of
tariff sheet and time limits for payment of customs duties.
§ 46 customs service may take the decisions referred to in Chapter 5. section 13
the fourth paragraph and section 19 of the Customs Act (2000:1281).
Regulation (2011:1267).
repealed by regulation 47 (2011:783).
48 § customs service may provide the additional regulations
necessary for the application of the provisions on the recovery of the
as indicated in Chapter 5. paragraph 7(1) and section 9, first subparagraph
Customs Act (2000:1281).
Customs auction
§ 49 order on Customs auction shall according to the customs service
determines the inserted in one or more ortstidningar last one
week prior to the day of the auction, unless there are special reasons for
a later introduction.
Customs auction should be published also in one or more national or
trade magazines or otherwise, as appropriate, with
account of the nature or any other circumstance.
section 50 of the information referred to in Chapter 5. the second subparagraph of paragraph 27 of the Customs Act
(2000:1281) shall contain information about the time and place of
auction and sent at least two weeks before the day of the auction. If
most likely to be the owner or have special rights to the product
get famous first, then, the notice shall be sent immediately.
Monitoring and control activities
51 § customs service may provide for such obligations
and limitations referred to in Chapter 6. § 5, paragraph 8, second subparagraph, and
section 16 of the Customs Act (2000:1281).
52 section With your booking data "means information contained in
connection with the reservation of goods, vehicle or
passenger transport with the limitations in respect of passengers
arising out of Chapter 6. section 23 Customs Act (2000:1281).
53 § customs service may conclude agreement with a
transport company of terminalåtkomst to the enterprise
booking information, under the conditions set out in Chapter 6.
23 and 24 of the Customs Act (2000:1281).
54 § decision to request booking information from a
carriers may only be taken by Swedish Customs ' Chief or,
After the Manager's appointment, by any other officer in the
the Agency's law enforcement activities. The transport undertaking shall
be advised of the officials who are authorized to request
such data. Regulation (2004:212).
55 § customs Manager or Chief Administrative Officer as Manager
determines decides which officials shall have authority
to take part in the booking information provided from a
carriers, and who has permission to by
terminalåtkomst take note of such information. Jurisdiction shall
only be given to a customs officer has the necessary education
and who need such information for their tasks within
the Agency's law enforcement activities. Regulation (2004:212).
56 § terminal equipment gives the customs service to access a
the carrier booking data as well as documents with such
data shall be handled in such a way that unauthorized persons do not receive
access to them.
57 § disclosure of the contents of any booking information
may be provided to a customs officer, another device in
The Customs and Excise Department, the police or coast guard about
the task required in Swedish Customs ' law enforcement activities
in order to determine if a crime or criminal activity has
occurred, in progress or planned.
Information referred to in the first subparagraph may also be provided to a
foreign Government or international organization, if
the disclosure follows a Convention that Sweden has acceded
or an agreement that Sweden has met.
Regulation (2014:1203).
58 § customs service shall issue a list of
Customs locations. In fact, the list shall specify the
restrictions on the right to bring the transport and
goods to and from the duty site that the work provides with support
by section 51. The list shall also contain the following information:
opening hours of Customs offices and if the period referred to in section 73.
Customs Service Announces rules on the areas within
Customs places where goods and means of transport shall be conducted, as well as for
traffic to and from the fields.
59 § due warning to the driver to stop the vehicle in accordance with Chapter 6. 7 §
first subparagraph, the Customs Act (2000:1281) may be given when
1. the vehicle in the area near the Swedish border
against third States or coastal or near or within
temporary storage, customs warehouse, free zone or free warehouse or
Airport or other area that has connection with
third country,
2. the customs officer otherwise has reason to believe that the goods
under customs supervision being carried with the vehicle, or
3. vehicle is equipped with the export or tourist carriage plate or
license plate from third countries.
Request to stay under Chapter 6. the second subparagraph of paragraph 7 customs law
may be directed against a person present in the location specified in the first
subparagraph 1.
60 § If customs control strictly requires it, may
The Customs and Excise Department maintain trains on the railway station at the border with
third countries and at the end of the train station in Sweden.
In Chapter 8. section 7 of the Civil Aviation Ordinance (2010:770) is
regulations on competence of customs officer to request that
aircraft are prevented to resign or be asked to land.
Regulation (2010:1044).
61 § police authority shall, upon request, assist the customs service, on the
necessary for the customs service to take a designed
Customs control measure, and participate in the Swedish Customs ' control of
international air traffic. Regulation (2014:1203).
62 section coast guard shall participate in the Swedish Customs '
control activities by exercising Customs control of maritime traffic.
The coast guard shall, if requested, to assist the customs service, if
It is needed for the customs service to take a designed
Customs control measure.
63 § a policeman who becomes aware that an aircraft has
landed in violation of prohibition issued pursuant to Chapter 6.
8 paragraph 2 the Customs Act (2000:1281) shall promptly
inform the customs service and, if it can be done without the other
police prevented, keeping the aircraft and take the
other measures necessary for customs control. The corresponding
true if a police officer becomes aware that a Swedish or
foreign customs seal is damaged or removed by
transit or that a vehicle has been used in violation of
the provisions on temporary admission. Regulation (2014:1203).
64 § notification pursuant to Chapter 6. section 19 of the Customs Act, first subparagraph
(2000:1281) may be made to a police officer in the case of vehicles and
aircraft and to an official at the coast guard in question
If the vessels. The officer or employee
The coast guard shall inform the customs service of the notification.
For the purposes of Chapter 6. second paragraph of section 19 of the Customs Act may
the plot is left to an official of the coast guard, if
the means of transport is the ship. The document shall then be forwarded
to the Customs and Excise Department. Regulation (2014:1203).
65 § customs service may provide relief in customs controls in
question about the State's ships, fishing vessels and recreational craft, as well as in
other cases, if it can be done without risk to be precautions
applies to imports and exports.
Monitoring as regards the rules on product safety
section 66 article 27 of the European Parliament and Council regulation
(EC) no 765/2008 of 9 July 2008 setting out the requirements for accreditation
and market surveillance relating to the marketing of products
and repealing Regulation (EEC) No 339/93 shows that
authorities in charge of external border controls under certain
conditions should postpone the release for free circulation
of certain products and immediately inform the
the market surveillance authorities when such action has
been taken.
The Customs Office shall perform the tasks referred to in articles
27 to 29 of Regulation (EC) no 765/2008 is for the
authorities in charge of external border controls.
Customs Service and the authorities responsible for market surveillance
should together strive to ensure that goods entering from
third country complies with the prescribed requirements.
The costs of the Customs and Excise Department for storage,
management and the like because of the detention of goods
covered by the rules referred to in the first subparagraph, it shall
market supervisory authority to replace the customs service
for these costs. Regulation (2014:1052).
66 a of the Customs Authority may, after consultation with the
market surveillance authorities under the regulation
(2014:1039) on market surveillance of products and other
nearby, announce the additional regulations
necessary for the enforcement of the provisions of the regulation
(EC) no 765/2008 and related to customs operations.
Regulation (2014:1052).
Customs control in respect of infringing certain intellectual property
rights
67 § customs service to fulfil the obligation to provide
information to the European Commission about the competent Customs Department
provided for in article 5(1) of the European Parliament and of the Council
Regulation (EU) no 608/2013 of 12 June 2013 on Customs
enforcement of intellectual property rights and
repealing Council Regulation (EC) No 1383/2003.
Regulation (2014:343).
section 68 When the Customs and Excise Department has received notification from the
the holder of a decision that a procedure has been initiated
at the Court with jurisdiction to determine whether an infringement has
made in intellectual property rights, the authority shall inform the
the Court on its intervention in respect of the goods
suspected of infringing. Regulation (2014:343).
section 69 the Court has received a notification under section 68
shall inform the customs service about their decision, and if
the decisions have been appealed or res judicata.
The first subparagraph shall also apply to the Court which shall examine the
appeal. Regulation (2014:343).
70 § customs service may provide referred to in Chapter 7. section 8
Customs Act (2000:1281). Regulation (2006:913).
Customs control of cash
70 a of the customs service may provide a referred to in Chapter 7.
section 6 of the Customs Act (2000:1281). Regulation (2007:354).
70 b § Have Police or coast guard at
the implementation of a customs control action under section 61 or 62
found such circumstances constitutes the basis for registration
and processing of information of the European Parliament and of the
Council Regulation (EC) No 1889/2005 of 26 January 2005 on the
controls of cash entering or leaving the
community, should that information be disclosed to the Customs and Excise Department.
Regulation (2014:1203).
Statistics
71 § customs service may, after consultation with the Board of trade,
The central statistical office and other relevant authority, issue a
statistical commodity list in conjunction with the Customs and
statistical nomenclature in Council Regulation (EEC) No 2658/87 by
on 23 July 1987 on the tariff and statistical nomenclature and on the
common tulltaxan5.
72 section as one means of transport to or from a third
countries shall provide the data for statistical purposes if
the means of transport that the customs service prescribes after consultation with
The central statistical office and other concerned authorities.
Charges for Customs Ordinance, etc.
section 73 customs service imposes on the areas and times at which
the Customs Ordinance is done at no cost to the public. The work
prescribe, after consultation with the Board of trade in the
extent to which Customs Ordinance that takes place in connection with the traffic of
particular characteristics or any other Customs Ordinance shall
be done at no cost to the public.
§ 74 customs tariff establishes for duty fee.
The adoption or amendment of the tariff will come into effect no earlier than the
month after it has been published. The court fee shall
paid to the Customs and Excise Department.
75 § customs service may provide for the charge to be taken
out of an application for consent under Chapter 6. 8 paragraph 2
Customs Act (2000:1281), in case of an application for authorisation to conduct
the means of transport or resign with that from another site
than customs site.
For the application fee, etc., the provisions of
9-14 § § fee Regulation (1992:191), in which case the fee class 4
be applied where the application relates to a new admission and fee class
1 if the application is for a renewal of consent.
Regulation (2007:1272).
§ 76 charges of evidence, including information about
imported or exported goods, the Customs and Excise Department issues
by special request.
For the amount of the accommodation, the provisions of §§ 20-24
fee Regulation (1992:191), in which case the fee class B
applied. Regulation (2007:1272).
77 repealed by Regulation (2006:913).
78 § Unpaid charges under sections 74 to 76 shall, at the request of
Customs Service recovered in the manner provided in Chapter 5. section 23 of the
Customs Act (2000:1281).
Rules on the request for recovery, etc., see paragraphs 4 to 9
enforcement regulation (1993:1229). To the
debtor shall be invited to pay the claim before
application for recovery is made apparent from paragraph 3 of the same regulation.
Recovery need not be requested for a claim of less than
100 kroons, if the recovery is not required from a general point of view.
Customs Service may grant a reduction of or exemption from
fees pursuant to § 74, if there are special reasons.
Regulation (2011:783).
Additional regulations
79 § Additional provisions on the enforcement of the Customs Act
(2000:1281) and provisions on the enforcement of this
Regulation announced by the customs service.
Transitional provisions
2000:1306
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2001
Customs Regulation (1994:1558) and Ordinance (1994:1559) if
Customs control of trademark infringements, etc. should be repealed.
The repealed regulations shall continue to apply in
question about
1. goods which are or ought to have been declared for release for
free circulation before the entry into force and
2. applications under article 3 of Regulation (EC) No 3295/94
submitted to customs before entry into force.
2016:287
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 June 2015.
2. The regulation repeals the Customs Ordinance (2000:1306) and Ordinance (1994:1606) on certain customs procedures with economic impact, etc.
3. The suspension of the customs regulation still apply, however, in the case of
a) fees related to the Customs Ordinance which commenced prior to the entry into force and application for consent in accordance with Chapter 6. 8 paragraph 2 the Customs Act (2000:1281) submitted before the entry into force and the request for the evidence submitted before the entry into force,
b) payment, repayment and remission of duty and other taxes than duty shall be charged on imports in respect of goods which have or should have been declared for release for free circulation before the entry into force, c) interest that relates to the period before the entry into force, and
d) Customs commenced before entry into force.
