Information for the Assessment of Customs Duties Sample Clauses

Information for the Assessment of Customs Duties. 1. On request, the requested administration will, without prejudice to Paragraph 25, in support of the proper application of Customs law or in the prevention of Customs fraud, provide information to assist the requesting administration that has reasons to doubt the truth or accuracy of a declaration.
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Information for the Assessment of Customs Duties. This Article provides a legal basis for the Customs administration of one Contracting Party to request from the Customs administration of the other Contracting Party all necessary information for the proper application of Customs law or for the prevention of fraud, where the requesting Customs administration has grounds to suspect the truth or accuracy of a declaration with a view to ensuring the correct assessment of duties and taxes. This Article concerns cases of a substantial or serious nature and is not intended to allow for routine or trivial requests. The provision of information is subject to the exemptions of Article 26, particularly paragraph 4, which allows the requested administration to decline a request if its efforts to provide information would clearly be disproportionate to the perceived benefit to the requesting administration. The information to be provided by the requested administration may include documents that are issued or kept by authorities other than the requested administration, such as import or export licenses that are typically issued by authorities other than Customs. The Customs administrations may, under this Article, provide any information: • enabling false declarations or declarations that are materially incorrect to be detected and investigated with a view to the correct assessment of duties and taxes, in particular with regard to Customs value, classification or origin of the goods; • concerning certificates of origin, invoices, or other documents known to be or suspected of being false or materially incorrect ; • concerning the authenticity of any official document produced in support of a declaration. Requests for information shall specify what verification procedures were undertaken or attempted in the territory of the requesting Customs administration. In this respect, the requesting administration should, prior to making a request under paragraph 1 of this Article, ensure, as far as possible, that verification procedures have been undertaken in its territory which should include:
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Information for the Assessment of Customs Duties. 1. On request, the requested administration shall, without prejudice to Article 19, in support of the proper application of customs law or in the prevention of customs fraud, provide information to assist the requesting administration that has reasons to doubt the truth or accuracy of a declaration.
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