DISPLAYING ITEMS BY TAG: Customs Notice
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Customs Notice No. ( 08 / 2020) Printed Declaration Form
- Type: News
Further to the Customs Notice No. 5/2011 determining the prices of the official printed forms, and aiming to meet the objectives of the Dubai Paperless Strategy, reducing the use of paper and saving costs for customers, and easing customs procedures.
The following has been decided:
Article (1)
Selling declaration forms shall be discontinued as of 17/07/2020.
Article (2)
Declarations are to be printed in black and white on regular white A4 paper using the same layout approved by Dubai Customs (attached).
Article (3)
The new service for printing the customs declaration form will be available in the Mirsal electronic clearance system as of 17/07/2020.
Article (4)
Printing declarations on pre-printed forms will be permissible until 25/09/2020 to enable customers to exhaust their stock of printed forms.
Article (5)
This Notice shall come into force on 17/07/2020 and shall supersede any conflicting provisions.
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Customs Notice No. ( 09 / 2020) on Imposing a definitive anti-dumping duty on GCC imports of uncoated paper and paperboard (fluting or test liner) originating in Spain and Poland
- Type: News
Pursuant to the Federal Law No. 1 of 2017 on AntiDumping, Countervailing and Safeguard Measures, and the Resolution of the GCC Industrial Cooperation Committee No. 3 dated 31/03/2019, and in conformity with the Federal Customs Authority’s Memo No. FCA/CD/2019/824 dated 23/4/2019 and the Ministry of Economy’s Directive No. (1) of 2019 dated 4/04/2019, regarding the imposition of a definitive anti-dumping duty on GCC imports of uncoated paper or paperboard product (fluting or testliner).
The following has been decided:
Article (1)
The definitive anti-dumping duty shall be imposed on GCC imports of uncoated paper and paperboard (fluting or testliner), in rolls or sheets (containerboard) originating in Spain and Poland, which are imported under the following HS codes of the GCC Unified Tariff Schedule:
HS Code Description Remarks 48051100 Semi-chemical fluting paper 48051910 Fluting paper of recycled liner board weighing 150 g/m2 or less (except fluting paper of recycled liner board weighing less than 105 g/m2) 48051920 Fluting paper of recycled liner board weighing more than150 g/m2 48051990 OTHER 48052400 Testliner paper of recycled liner board weighing 150 g/m2 or less 48052500 Testliner paper of recycled liner board weighing more than 150 g/m2 Article (2)
The definitive anti-dumping duty shall be levied by Dubai Customs in the form of an ad valorem duty as a percentage of the CIF value, as indicated in the following tale:
Country Company Final Dumping Margin As a Percentage of The CIF Value SPAIN Sociedad anonima Industrias celulosa Aragonessa (SAICA) 24.6% Other companies 31% POLAND All companies 34% Article (4)
The Tariff and Origin Department shall be the point of reference to address any disputes relating to the implementation thereof
Article (5)
This Notice shall come into force as of 19/07/2020 and remain effective till 30/04/2024. All concerned departments must take the necessary action to implement it, each within their scope of competence.
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Customs Notice No. ( 2 / 2020 ) Submission of Customs Declarations & Required Documents
- Type: News
Further to the prior Customs Notice No. 1/2018 on Submittal of Customs Declarations and Required Documents; In observance of the precautionary measures taken by the UAE to curb the spread of the novel Coronavirus (Covid-19); In pursuit of Dubai Customs’ goals towards streamlining and simplifying Customs formalities and reducing cost for the business sectors;
- And as dictated by the business interest;
The following has been decided:
Article (1)
The Customs Notice No. 1/2018 on “Submittal of Customs Declarations and Required Documents” and all provisions and effects set forth therein shall be suspended until further notice. Customs clearance procedures will be completed as per the regular customs cases.
Article (2)
All customers must keep record of the available documents and information and provide them to Customs upon request.
Article (3)
This Notice shall be effective as of date of its issuance until further notice, and any provision that contradicts or is in conflict with this Notice shall cease to have effect.
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Customs Notice No. ( 3 / 2020 ) Acceptance of Bills of Lading & Delivery Orders Submitted Electronically
- Type: News
Further to the Customs Notice No. 1/2018 on Submittal of Customs Declarations and Required Documents, and the Customs Notice No. 4/2018 on Submitting Air Cargo Manifest, and the Customs Notice No. 1/2014 on Electronic Airway Bills, Pursuant to the provisions of Articles 46 and 48 of the GCC Common Customs Law, In pursuit of Dubai Customs’ goals towards enhancing service delivery standards to facilitate and streamline trade movement;
- And as dictated by the business interest;
The following has been decided:
Article (1)
Bills of lading and delivery orders (DOs) electronically sent by the shipping agents/shippers shall be accepted without the need for stamping for all customs cases, provided that they include all the information contained in the original bills and manifests.
Article (2)
Shipping agents/shippers shall be responsible for the accuracy and authenticity of the information contained in the furnished bills of lading and delivery orders, with Customs having the right to ask for and refer to these documents any time.
Article (3)
The penalties set forth in the Common Customs Law and Rules of Implementation thereof, and decisions issued thereunder shall apply to violations pertaining to the provisions of the present Notice.
Article (4)
This Notice shall be effective as of the date it is issued, and any provision that contradicts or is in conflict with this Notice shall cease to have effect.
