Unit Quantity Code declaration required - accurate UQC and full goods description now central to export compliance and valuation. Exporters and customs brokers must declare the correct Unit Quantity Code (UQC) for each tariff item and provide complete, specific descriptions of export goods, including valuation-relevant parameters such as composition, grade, configuration, size, type, and whether machine-made or handmade; inconsistent UQC usage and vague descriptions degrade data quality and may trigger delayed clearance, cancellation, scrutiny, investigation, and penal action.
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Unit Quantity Code declaration required - accurate UQC and full goods description now central to export compliance and valuation.
Exporters and customs brokers must declare the correct Unit Quantity Code (UQC) for each tariff item and provide complete, specific descriptions of export goods, including valuation-relevant parameters such as composition, grade, configuration, size, type, and whether machine-made or handmade; inconsistent UQC usage and vague descriptions degrade data quality and may trigger delayed clearance, cancellation, scrutiny, investigation, and penal action.
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