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Applicants may apply for a compulsory tariff determination on wine by extending the time period under Rule 47.03(a)(v), as amended on 20 April 2018.
Entities may submit a general application for drawback or refund using form DA 66, which is part of the 2018 amendments concerning the Health Promotion Levy.
Businesses can apply for a drawback or refund using form DA 64, as part of the 2018 rule amendments related to the Health Promotion Levy on sugary beverages.
Entities can register to submit reports for air cargo by applying using form DA 8A, following the amendment to Rule 429 on 20 April 2018. This enables compliance with customs reporting requirements for air-transported goods.
Companies can register to submit reports for road cargo by using form DA 8C, as updated under Rule 429 effective 20 April 2018. This facilitates compliance with customs reporting for goods transported by road.
Parties affected by internal decisions may appeal under revised rules governing internal administrative appeals, as updated and replaced by Notice R.1420 effective 21 December 2018.
Entities must report inward and outward movements of ships using form DA 1, as updated by the amendment to item 202.00 in the Schedule to the Customs and Excise Rules.
All customs-related parties must implement the UCR system as mandated by the amendment notice published on 5 April 2019.
Non-commercial manufacturers of sugary beverages may apply for licensing under the Health Promotion Levy rules. This requires completion of form DA 185.4A16 and adherence to new administrative provisions.
Importers and exporters must comply with updated rules regarding the use of the SACU UCR number. These changes were implemented from 4 October 2019 and require alignment of consignment data across member states.
Wine importers must comply with mandatory tariff determinations introduced under the amended rules. The implementation began on 1 April 2019.
Traders involved in part-shipments must follow updated procedures established by the amendment to the Customs and Excise Rules, effective from 31 May 2019.
