Exporters must file Export Declaration Forms on specified timelines; EDI submissions and authorised dealer forwarding apply. Exporters of goods must furnish an Export Declaration Form (EDF) specifying full export value at the time of export; EDFs via EDI ports are deemed submitted with the shipping bill, and travellers moving personal effects are not exporters. Exporters of services must file an EDF within 30 days from month-end of invoice, may aggregate monthly service recipients in one EDF, may submit before receipt of payment for non-software services, and may seek an extension from the Authorised Dealer; non-EDI or alternate specified authorities must forward authenticated EDFs to the Authorised Dealer.
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Exporters must file Export Declaration Forms on specified timelines; EDI submissions and authorised dealer forwarding apply.
Exporters of goods must furnish an Export Declaration Form (EDF) specifying full export value at the time of export; EDFs via EDI ports are deemed submitted with the shipping bill, and travellers moving personal effects are not exporters. Exporters of services must file an EDF within 30 days from month-end of invoice, may aggregate monthly service recipients in one EDF, may submit before receipt of payment for non-software services, and may seek an extension from the Authorised Dealer; non-EDI or alternate specified authorities must forward authenticated EDFs to the Authorised Dealer.
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