Customs Broker licensing: non-transferable licences require authorised representation, approved personnel, reporting, compliance and renewal. Customs Broker licences authorise holders to transact brokerage nationwide subject to listed authorised signatories and specimen signatures, issuance by the designated customs office, and operational conditions. Licences are non-transferable, require written authorisations from principals, mandate that firm work be transacted through approved persons, require immediate reporting of loss, obligate prompt and efficient discharge of duties and compliance with regulation 11, and are valid for ten years with renewal under sub regulation (2) of regulation 9.
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Customs Broker licences authorise holders to transact brokerage nationwide subject to listed authorised signatories and specimen signatures, issuance by the designated customs office, and operational conditions. Licences are non-transferable, require written authorisations from principals, mandate that firm work be transacted through approved persons, require immediate reporting of loss, obligate prompt and efficient discharge of duties and compliance with regulation 11, and are valid for ten years with renewal under sub regulation (2) of regulation 9.
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