Data quality obligations require complete, accurate customs declarations; repeated non compliance may trigger penal action including licence suspension. Customs requires importers, exporters and CHAs to furnish full and correct information in Bills of Entry and Shipping Bills-description, brand, grade, model, specification, unit of quantity and country of origin using prescribed standard units-for accurate classification, valuation and database integrity; missing or incorrect particulars will be returned and repeated non-compliance will invite penal action, including CHA licence suspension, with enforcement by appraising and shed officers and stakeholder education sessions arranged.
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Data quality obligations require complete, accurate customs declarations; repeated non compliance may trigger penal action including licence suspension.
Customs requires importers, exporters and CHAs to furnish full and correct information in Bills of Entry and Shipping Bills-description, brand, grade, model, specification, unit of quantity and country of origin using prescribed standard units-for accurate classification, valuation and database integrity; missing or incorrect particulars will be returned and repeated non-compliance will invite penal action, including CHA licence suspension, with enforcement by appraising and shed officers and stakeholder education sessions arranged.
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