MOVEMENT OF GOODS INTENDED FOR IMPORT UNDER CUSTOMS CONTROL Sample Clauses

MOVEMENT OF GOODS INTENDED FOR IMPORT UNDER CUSTOMS CONTROL. Each Member shall, to the extent practicable, and provided all regulatory requirements are met, allow goods intended for import to be moved within its territory under customs control from a customs office of entry to another customs office in its territory from where the goods would be released or cleared.
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MOVEMENT OF GOODS INTENDED FOR IMPORT UNDER CUSTOMS CONTROL. Movement of Goods Intended for Import under Customs Control
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MOVEMENT OF GOODS INTENDED FOR IMPORT UNDER CUSTOMS CONTROL. OVERVIEW The TFA obligates Members, to the extent practicable and all regulatory requirements are met, to allow goods indented for import to be moved to customs office where the goods would be released or cleared. The movement of goods stipulated in the TFA can be categorized as national transit procedure under the Revised Kyoto Convention (RKC). Specific Annex E of the RKC is about Customs transit, which may cover the national transit procedures. INDIA’S PREPAREDNESS: Chapter VIII of Customs Act provides for the Goods in Transit and Trans-Shipments ( Section 53 to 56) Goods Imported (Conditions of Transhipment) Regulations, 1995 Vide Notification No. 61/95-Cus. (N.T.),dated 28-9-1995 amended by Notification No. 31/98-Cus.(N.T.) dated 2-6-1998 and Notification No. 59/2000 Cus. (N.T.) dated 10-10-2000 Simplified online procedure of SMTP  Article 10 The TFA requires the regular review of formalities and documentation requirements, with a view to minimizing the incidence and complexity of import, export and transit formalities and simplifying their documentation requirements. Members should also ensure that such formalities and documentation requirements are as fast and efficient as possible. Chapter 3 of the General Annex to the Revised Kyoto Convention sets a series of standards on the clearance of goods and other Customs formalities. INDIA’S PREPAREDNESS Modalities to be worked out in consultation with other partner departments. Requires major legal, procedural, regulatory changes for all departments. Requires harmonisation of procedures, formalities and documentation between the various agencies concerned. Costs in terms of infrastructure, IT, etc. Modalities for either developing a common platform for receiving & dissemination results or for exchanging information/ documentation/ instructions through messages would need to be finalised. All the agencies where certificates/ clearances are required would need to come on the EDI platform. Each agency is likely to be at a different level of commitment, connectivity and data sharing capabilities.  Article 11 Freedom of transit OVERVIEW The TFA requires that regulations or formalities in connection with traffic in transit should be eliminated or reduced if they are no longer required, or a less trade restrictive solution becomes available. Fees or charges may be imposed on transit only for transportation or if commensurate with administrative expenses entailed by transit or with the cost of services rendered...
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MOVEMENT OF GOODS INTENDED FOR IMPORT UNDER CUSTOMS CONTROL. This article defines the possibility for an importer to transport the goods from the point of entry to another point (for example, a customs office closer to his facilities) and clear them there. Legislation shall be in place to allow this, and this legislation shall not require a declaration for the purpose of clearance at the point of arrival. Current Situation It is provided for in the legislation. Issues of Interpretation The article specifies that this shall be allowed ‘to the extent practicable’. Barriers/Gaps None Proposal of Category and Deadline (years) “A”, because though not encouraged, the law allows it. Necessary Steps for Compliance None 10.1 Formalities and Documentation Requirements
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MOVEMENT OF GOODS INTENDED FOR IMPORT UNDER CUSTOMS CONTROL. GA Chap 6; SA-E Chap 1, 2 10 Formalities Connected with Importation, Exportation and Transit (formalities and documents, acceptance of copies, use of international standards, single window, pre-shipment inspection, use of customs brokers, common border procedures and documentation, rejected goods, temporary admission of goods) GA Chap 3 (Standards 3.6, 3.7, 3.11, 3.12, 3.13, 3.15, 3.16, 3.17, 3.19, 3.20, 3.26, 3.35); GA Chap 7; GA Chap 8; SA- C Chap 1, SA-F Chap 1 and 2, SA-G Chap 1 11 Freedom of Transit SA-E Chap 1, 2 (on transshipment); also guidelines
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MOVEMENT OF GOODS INTENDED FOR IMPORT UNDER CUSTOMS CONTROL. Partially aligned 1. The Revenue Code allows for movement of imported goods under bond without payment of duty from the port of arrival to an internal customs office for entry or warehousing.
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