Temporary import exemption for durable containers requires a re-export bond and specified ICES SW_CTRL shipping bill entries. Durable containers not conforming to standard marine container dimensions must be declared as items in the Bill of Entry and an executed re-export bond is required to claim the temporary import exemption. ICES has been updated to require SW_CTRL table entries on the Shipping Bill for export/re-export, including Serial No, Control type code = DUC, Control Location, Control Start and End Dates, Control Result Code formatted as BE No.||BE inv no||item no (or NORE), and Control Result Remarks containing the container identification. Partial Credit of RE Bond functionality is to be used to credit bonds post-export.
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Temporary import exemption for durable containers requires a re-export bond and specified ICES SW_CTRL shipping bill entries.
Durable containers not conforming to standard marine container dimensions must be declared as items in the Bill of Entry and an executed re-export bond is required to claim the temporary import exemption. ICES has been updated to require SW_CTRL table entries on the Shipping Bill for export/re-export, including Serial No, Control type code = DUC, Control Location, Control Start and End Dates, Control Result Code formatted as BE No.||BE inv no||item no (or NORE), and Control Result Remarks containing the container identification. Partial Credit of RE Bond functionality is to be used to credit bonds post-export.
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