Due arrival of warehoused goods requires timely destination acknowledgement, failing which full duty and related liabilities become payable. The owner of warehoused goods removed from a warehouse must, within one month or an allowed extension, submit an acknowledgement confirming their arrival ... Summary
Due arrival of warehoused goods requires timely destination acknowledgement, failing which full duty and related liabilities become payable.
The owner of warehoused goods removed from a warehouse must, within one month or an allowed extension, submit an acknowledgement confirming their arrival at the destination warehouse or customs station of export. The acknowledgement must be issued by the relevant receiving warehouse licensee, bond officer, or proper officer. Failure to provide proof of due arrival triggers liability for full duty, interest, fine and penalties.
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