Complete declaration of imported goods is required to secure accurate classification, valuation and enforcement measures for non compliance. Import declarations must furnish complete product particulars-description, brand, model, grade, specification, unit of quantity code, weight, country of origin and chemical/botanical names-and use the prescribed standard unit of quantity in the Bill of Entry or Shipping Bill to ensure correct tariff classification, valuation and reliable national trade statistics; appraising and dock sections must verify completeness and return deficient documents, and persistent non compliance may attract penal action including suspension of CHA licences.
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Complete declaration of imported goods is required to secure accurate classification, valuation and enforcement measures for non compliance.
Import declarations must furnish complete product particulars-description, brand, model, grade, specification, unit of quantity code, weight, country of origin and chemical/botanical names-and use the prescribed standard unit of quantity in the Bill of Entry or Shipping Bill to ensure correct tariff classification, valuation and reliable national trade statistics; appraising and dock sections must verify completeness and return deficient documents, and persistent non compliance may attract penal action including suspension of CHA licences.
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