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1 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA CUSTOMS CONTROL BILL (As introduced in the National Assembly (proposed section 7); explanatory summary of Bill published in Government Gazette No of 18 October 13) (The English text is the offıcial text of the Bill) (MINISTER OF FINANCE) [B 4 13] ISBN No. of copies printed
2 BILL To provide for customs control of all vessels, aircraft, trains, vehicles, goods and persons entering or leaving the Republic; to facilitate the implementation of certain laws levying taxes on goods and of other legislation applicable to such goods and persons; and for matters incidental thereto. Sections TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 INTERPRETATION, APPLICATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF THIS ACT Part 1 Interpretation of this Act 1. Definitions 2. Time of importation or exportation and of arrival or departure Part 2 Purpose and application of this Act 3. Purpose of this Act 4. Goods and persons to which this Act applies. Territorial application of this Act 6. Application of this Act in relation to SACU member states 7. Application of this Act in relation to SADC member states 8. Application of this Act in relation to tax levying Acts and legislation regulating goods and persons entering or leaving Republic Part 3 Administration of this Act 9. Commissioner to administer this Act. Designation of customs officers 11. Powers and duties of customs officers 12. General requirements for performing enforcement functions 13. Identification of customs officers and equipment 14. Customs Offices 1. Agreements for assistance in administration of this Act and tax levying Acts 16. Customs co-operation with other countries 17. Provision of special customs services
3 18. Delegation by Minister 19. Delegation by Commissioner Part 4 Delegations Part Confidentiality. Definition 21. Confidentiality 22. Disclosure to authorised recipients 23. Disclosures in terms of international agreements Part 6 Other matters 24. Requests for information 2. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 26. Offences in terms of this Chapter CHAPTER 2 CUSTOMS CONTROL, PLACES OF ENTRY AND EXIT AND CUSTOMS CONTROLLED AREAS 27. Purpose of this Chapter Part 1 Customs control 28. Customs control of goods 29. Customs control of persons. Foreign-going vessels and aircraft passing through Republic without calling or landing Part 2 Places of entry and exit 31. Designation of places of entry and exit 32. Purposes for which places of entry or exit may be used 33. Restrictions on use of places of entry or exit 34. Places of entry or exit in terms of international agreements with adjoining countries 3. Information sharing agreements 36. Places of entry for foreign-going vessels and aircraft 37. Calls or landings resulting from forced circumstances 38. Places of entry or exit for cross-border trains 39. Places of entry or exit for vehicles. Places of entry or exit for persons 41. Places of entry or exit for goods 42. Consequences in event of contravention of entry or exit requirements 43. List of customs controlled areas 3 Part 3 Customs controlled areas
4 Part 4 Other matters 44. Exclusions and exemptions 4. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 46. Offences in terms of this Chapter CHAPTER 3 REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR INBOUND AND OUTBOUND VESSELS, AIRCRAFT, TRAINS, BUSES, TRUCKS, PERSONS AND CARGO 47. Purpose and application of this Chapter Part 1 Reporting requirements for arriving and departing foreign-going vessels 48. Application of this Part 49. Advance loading and arrival notices 0. Arrival reports 1. Advance departure notices 2. Permission to depart 3. Departure reports Part 2 Reporting requirements for arriving and departing foreign-going aircraft 4. Application of this Part. Advance arrival notices 6. Arrival reports 7. Advance departure notices 8. Permission to depart 9. Departure reports Part 3 Reporting requirements for arriving and departing cross-border trains 60. Advance arrival notices 61. Arrival reports 62. Advance departure notices 63. Departure reports Part 4 Reporting requirements for arriving and departing buses 64. Advance arrival notices 6. Arrival reports 66. Advance departure notices 67. Departure reports Part Reporting requirements for trucks entering or leaving Republic 68. Advance arrival notices 69. Arrival reports and manifests of incoming cargo 70. Advance departure notices 71. Departure reports and manifests of outgoing cargo 4
5 Part 6 Cargo outturn reports by licensees 72. Definition 73. Outturn reports of containers off-loaded from or loaded on board vessels at sea cargo terminals 74. Outturn reports of break bulk cargo or bulk cargo off-loaded from or loaded on board vessels at sea cargo terminals 7. Outturn reports of containers removed from or received at sea cargo terminals and container depots 76. Outturn reports of cargo unpacked from or packed into containers at container depots 77. Outturn reports of cargo unloaded from or loaded on board aircraft at air cargo terminals 78. Outturn reports of cargo unpacked or packed at air cargo depots 79. Outturn reports of cargo with no transport documents 80. Reporting of short or excess cargo 81. Reporting of cargo in other circumstances 82. Disclosure of advance cargo arrival notice information to licensees of cargo terminals and depots 83. Unpacking of cargo Part 7 Other matters 84. Submission of notices, reports and manifests in terms of this Chapter 8. Reporting obligations of carriers not located in Republic 86. Exclusions and exemptions 87. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter CHAPTER 4 GENERAL PRINCIPLES GOVERNING CLEARANCE AND RELEASE OF GOODS AND CUSTOMS PROCEDURES 88. Purpose and application of this Chapter Part 1 General principles governing clearance of goods for home use or customs procedures 89. Clearance of imported goods 90. When clearance declarations for goods imported through places of entry must be submitted 91. Certain categories of imported goods excluded from clearance requirements 92. Consequences in event of failure to clear goods imported through places of entry 93. Clearance of goods destined for export 94. When export clearance declarations for goods exported through places of exit must be submitted 9. Certain categories of goods destined for export excluded from export clearance requirements 96. Consequences in event of failure to clear for export goods in free circulation through places of exit 97. Clearance substitutions before release of goods Part 2 General principles governing release of goods for home use or customs procedures 98. Clearance of goods precondition for release of goods
6 99. When release of goods must be refused 0. When release of goods may be refused 1. When release of goods may or must be withheld 2. Release of goods pending technical analysis, expert advice or civil or criminal proceedings 3. Preconditions for release of goods 4. Conditional release of goods. When release of goods must or may be withdrawn 6. Consequences of refusal to release or withdrawal of release of goods 7. Clearance and release substitutions for goods released for home use 8. Effect of release of goods for home use or customs procedures Part 3 General principles governing goods under customs procedures 9. Commencement and ending of customs procedures 1. Clearance and release of goods under customs procedures 111. Transfer of ownership of goods under customs procedures 112. Tax consequences for imported goods under customs procedures in event of non-compliance 113. Tax consequences for free circulation goods under customs procedures in event of non-compliance 114. Tax consequences for goods exported under customs procedures in event of non-compliance 11. Other consequences of non-compliance with provisions applicable to customs procedures Part 4 Other matters 116. Keeping of records 117. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 118. Offences in terms of this Chapter CHAPTER GENERAL PRINCIPLES GOVERNING TRANSPORT, SEALING AND LOADING OF GOODS 119. Purpose and application of this Chapter 6 Part 1 Transport of goods not in free circulation 1. Application of this Part 121. Goods not in free circulation to be transported only under customs procedures 122. Persons permitted to transport goods not in free circulation 123. Measures to ensure integrity of transport of goods not in free circulation 124. Transport of goods not in free circulation with other goods in same vehicle 12. Accidents and other unforeseen events Part 2 Sealing, loading, off-loading and transfer of goods 126. Seals and sealing of containers, vehicles and packages 127. Loading of goods destined for export on foreign-going vessels and aircraft and cross-border railway carriages 128. Off-loading of goods destined for export from foreign-going vessels and aircraft, cross-border railway carriages and trucks before export
7 129. Transfer of goods between vessels 1. Transfer of goods between vehicles or containers Part 3 Other matters 131. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 132. Offences in terms of this Chapter CHAPTER 6 TAX STATUS OF GOODS 133. Purpose and application of this Chapter 134. Legal effect of tax status 7 Part 1 Goods formally cleared 13. Tax status of goods cleared for home use under Chapter Tax status of goods in free circulation cleared for outright export 137. Tax status of imported goods not in free circulation cleared for outright export 138. Tax status of goods manufactured in excise warehouses cleared for outright export 139. Tax status of goods under national transit procedure 1. Tax status of goods under international transit procedure 141. Tax status of goods under excise warehouse transit procedure 142. Tax status of goods under transhipment procedure 143. Tax status of goods under temporary admission procedure 144. Tax status of imported goods under warehousing procedure 14. Tax status of goods under tax free shop procedure 146. Tax status of goods under stores procedure 147. Tax status of goods under temporary export procedure 148. Tax status of goods under inward processing procedure 149. Tax status of goods under home use processing procedure. Tax status of goods under outward processing procedure 11. Duration of tax status conferred by customs procedures Part 2 Goods regarded to be cleared for home use 12. Tax status of goods imported or off-loaded otherwise than through or at places of entry 13. Tax status of non-cleared imported goods 14. Tax status of goods under customs procedures regarded to be cleared for home use 1. Tax status of samples drawn from imported goods 16. Goods regarded for tax purposes to be cleared for home use not to be treated as goods cleared for home use Part 3 Goods regarded to be cleared for outright export 17. Tax status of goods exported or loaded for export otherwise than through or at places of exit 18. Tax status of goods exported without clearance 19. Tax status of goods under customs procedures regarded to be cleared for outright export
8 160. Goods regarded for tax purposes to be cleared for outright export not to be treated as goods cleared for outright export 161. Tax status of goods under customs procedures that revert to free circulation CHAPTER 7 STANDARD PROCESSES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR CLEARANCE AND RELEASE OF GOODS 162. Purpose and application of this Chapter Part 1 Standard clearance processes and requirements 163. Submission of clearance declarations 164. Types of clearance declarations 16. Persons entitled to submit clearance declarations 166. Person by whom goods are cleared 167. Contents of clearance declarations 168. How and where to submit clearance declarations 169. Time of day when clearance declarations may be submitted 170. Submission of clearance declarations before arrival of goods at place of entry 171. Acceptance of clearance declarations by customs authority 172. Validity of clearance declarations 173. Determination of time of clearance of goods 174. Amendment of clearance declarations 17. Withdrawal of clearance declarations 176. Supporting documents 177. Invoices 178. Amendment of invoices 179. Keeping of information in respect of clearance declarations Part 2 Standard release processes and requirements 180. Release notifications 181. Delivery of released goods 182. Return messages 183. Withdrawal, substitution or amendment of release notifications Part 3 Other matters 184. Destruction, loss or theft of clearance and release documentation 18. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 186. Offences in terms of this Chapter 8 CHAPTER 8 HOME USE OF GOODS 187. Purpose and application of this Chapter 188. Clearance and release of goods for home use 189. Persons entitled to submit home use clearance declarations 190. Contents of home use clearance declarations 191. Clearance of goods imported through cross-border transmission lines, pipelines, cable-cars or conveyor belts 192. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter
9 CHAPTER 9 NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL TRANSIT Part 1 Introductory provisions 193. Purpose and application of this Chapter 194. National and international transit 19. Commencement and completion of national transit procedure 196. Commencement and completion of international transit procedure 197. Extent to which Chapters 4 and 7 apply 198. Limiting customs seaports and airports for international transit purposes 199. Application of other legislation to goods under international transit Part 2 Clearance and release of goods for national and international transit 0. Clearance of goods for transit 1. Persons entitled to submit transit clearance declarations 2. Contents of transit clearance declarations 3. Use of other documents as transit clearance declarations for postal articles Part 3 National and international transit operations 4. General. Starting and delivery points of transit operations 6. Commencement and completion periods for transit operations 7. Limitations on route for transit 8. Redirection of goods from starting or to delivery points 9. Only carriers permitted to carry out transit operations 2. Technical requirements of vehicles or containers used in transit of goods 211. Transfer of goods in transit to other vehicle or container 212. Multi-modal transit of goods 213. Interruptions in transit operations 214. Transit goods transported by road carriers 21. Completion of transit operations 216. Completion procedures Part 4 Other matters 217. Responsibility for ensuring compliance with transit requirements 218. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 219. Offences in terms of this Chapter CHAPTER EXCISE WAREHOUSE TRANSIT PROCEDURE Part 1 Introductory provisions 2. Purpose and application of this Chapter 221. Excise warehouse transit procedure 222. Commencement and completion of excise warehouse transit procedure 223. Extent to which Chapters 4 and 7 apply 9
10 Part 2 Clearance and release of goods for excise warehouse transit 224. Clearance of goods for excise warehouse transit 22. Persons entitled to submit excise warehouse transit clearance declarations 226. Contents of excise warehouse transit clearance declarations Part 3 Excise warehouse transit operations 227. General 228. Starting and delivery points of excise warehouse transit operations 229. Commencement and completion periods for excise warehouse transit operations 2. Redirection of goods from starting or to delivery points 231. Only carriers permitted to carry out excise warehouse transit operations 232. Technical requirements of vehicles or containers used in excise warehouse transit operations 233. Transfer of goods in excise warehouse transit to other vehicle or container 234. Multi-modal excise warehouse transit of goods 23. Excise warehouse transit operations carried out by road carriers 236. Completion of excise warehouse transit operations 237. Completion procedures Part 4 Other matters 238. Responsibility for ensuring compliance with excise warehouse transit requirements 239. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 2. Offences in terms of this Chapter CHAPTER 11 TRANSHIPMENT PROCEDURE Part 1 Introductory provisions 241. Purpose and application of this Chapter 242. Transhipment 243. Commencement and completion of transhipment procedure 244. Extent to which Chapters 4 and 7 apply 24. Limitation of customs seaports and airports for transhipment purposes 246. Application of other legislation to goods under transhipment Part 2 Clearance and release of goods for transhipment 247. Clearance of goods for transhipment 248. Persons entitled to submit transhipment clearance declarations 249. Contents of transhipment clearance declarations. Supporting documents 21. Use of other documents as transhipment clearance declarations
11 Part 3 Transhipment operations 22. Transhipment operation not to commence before release of goods 23. Commencement and completion of transhipment operations 24. Transhipment goods to be secured on licensed premises 2. Commencement and completion periods for transhipment operations and export of transhipment goods 26. Non-compliance with completion period 27. Delivery of transhipment goods for loading on board outgoing vessels or aircraft 28. Measures to ensure integrity of transhipment operations Part 4 Other matters 29. Responsibilities for ensuring compliance with transhipment requirements 260. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 261. Offences in terms of this Chapter CHAPTER 12 TEMPORARY ADMISSION PROCEDURE Part 1 Introductory provisions 262. Purpose and application of this Chapter 263. Temporary admission 264. Commencement and completion of temporary admission procedure 26. Extent to which Chapters 4 and 7 apply 11 Part 2 Temporary admission of goods under regular clearance and release procedures 266. Application of this Part 267. Persons entitled to submit temporary admission clearance declarations 268. Contents of temporary admission clearance declarations 269. Release notifications to state period of temporary admission 270. Simplified clearance and release for commercial trucks entering Republic temporarily 271. Simplified clearance and release for buses and taxis entering Republic temporarily 272. Simplified clearance and release for private vehicles, small vessels and light aircraft entering Republic temporarily Part 3 Re-export of goods under temporary admission in terms of Part Goods under temporary admission in terms of Part 2 to be cleared for export and re-exported within applicable timeframes 274. Persons entitled to submit export clearance declarations for goods under temporary admission 27. Contents of export clearance declarations 276. Simplified export clearance and release for commercial trucks leaving Republic 277. Simplified export clearance and release for buses and taxis leaving Republic
12 Simplified export clearance and release for private vehicles, small vessels and light aircraft leaving Republic 279. Proof of re-export of goods under temporary admission in terms of Part 2 Part 4 Temporary admission of goods under international clearance arrangements 280. Application of this Part 281. Clearance and release of goods for temporary admission on authority of CPD or ATA carnets 282. Guaranteeing associations to be approved 283. Formats of CPD and ATA carnets 284. Validity period of CPD and ATA carnets 28. Amendment of CPD and ATA carnets 286. Replacement of CPD and ATA carnets 287. Re-export of goods under temporary admission in terms of this Part 288. Clearance for export of goods under temporary admission in terms of this Part Part Goods that automatically come under temporary admission procedure 289. Foreign-going vessels, aircraft, locomotives and railway carriages entering Republic 290. Reusable transport equipment entering Republic Part 6 Provisions applicable to all goods under temporary admission 291. General provisions 292. Goods not re-exported within applicable period regarded for tax purposes to be cleared for home use Part 7 Other matters 293. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 294. Offences in terms of this Chapter CHAPTER 13 WAREHOUSING PROCEDURE Part 1 Introductory provisions 29. Purpose and application of this Chapter 296. Warehousing procedure 297. Commencement and completion of warehousing procedure 298. Extent to which Chapters 4 and 7 apply Part 2 Clearance and release of goods for warehousing 299. Warehousing of goods 0. Purposes for which goods may be cleared for warehousing in public storage warehouses
13 1. Purposes for which goods may be cleared for warehousing in private storage warehouses 2. Persons entitled to submit warehousing clearance declarations 3. Contents of warehousing clearance declarations 4. Redirection of goods Part 3 Warehousing of goods in storage warehouses. Maximum warehousing period 6. Warehousing of dangerous or hazardous goods 7. Records to be kept of warehoused goods 8. Reports to be submitted in connection with warehoused goods 9. Sorting, packing, and other actions in relation to goods warehoused in storage warehouses 3. Removal of goods from storage warehouses 311. Removal of restricted goods stored in storage warehouses pending compliance with legislation restricting import or possession Part 4 Other matters 312. Notification of closure of public storage warehouse 313. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 314. Offences in terms of this Chapter CHAPTER 14 TAX FREE SHOP PROCEDURE Part 1 Introductory provisions 31. Purpose and application of this Chapter 316. Tax free shop procedure 317. Commencement and completion of tax free shop procedure 318. Extent to which Chapters 4 and 7 apply Part 2 Clearance and release of goods not in free circulation for supply to tax free shops 319. Clearance and release of goods for tax free shop procedure 3. Persons entitled to submit tax free shop clearance declarations 321. Contents of tax free shop clearance declarations 322. Redirection of goods Part 3 Receipt, sale and removal of goods in tax free shops 323. Goods that may be sold in tax free shops 324. Persons to whom goods may be sold in tax free shops 32. Issuing of sale invoices 326. Off-site outlets 327. Maximum period for which goods may remain in tax free shops 328. Removal of goods from tax free shops 329. Manipulation, alteration or combination of goods in tax free shops 13
14 14 Part 4 Accountability for goods in tax free shops 3. Inventory control of goods in tax free shops 331. Regular reports Part Other matters 332. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 333. Offences in terms of this Chapter CHAPTER 1 STORES PROCEDURE Part 1 Introductory provisions 334. Purpose and application of this Chapter 33. Stores procedure 336. Commencement and completion of stores procedure 337. Extent to which Chapters 4 and 7 apply Part 2 Clearance and release of stores taken on board in Republic 338. Application of this Part 339. Stores taken on board first to be cleared and released for stores procedure 3. Persons entitled to submit stores clearance declarations 341. Contents of stores clearance declarations 342. Release to be given only for quantities of stores actually needed for voyage 343. Acknowledgement of receipt of stores taken on board 344. Taking of prohibited, restricted and sectorally controlled goods on board vessels, aircraft or trains as stores Part 3 Reporting and control of stores under stores procedure 34. Application of this Part 346. Stores arrival reports 347. Sealing or securing of stores 348. Issue of stores for use on vessels whilst in customs seaports 349. Tax free items for sale on board to travellers and crew. Removal of stores from vessels, aircraft or trains 31. Securing of stores by removal from vessels or aircraft 32. Replacement of stores on vessel or aircraft 33. Unused stores on board vessels or aircraft no longer bound for foreign destinations 34. Stores departure reports 3. Submission of stores reports in terms of this Chapter 36. Aborted voyages
15 Part 4 Other matters 37. Additional grounds for regarding stores under stores procedure to be cleared for home use 38. Additional grounds for regarding stores under stores procedure to have reverted to free circulation 39. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 360. Offences in terms of this Chapter CHAPTER 16 EXPORT PROCEDURE Part 1 Introductory provisions 361. Purpose and application of this Chapter 362. Export procedure 363. Commencement and completion of export procedure 364. Extent to which Chapters 4 and 7 apply Part 2 Clearance and release of goods for export from Republic 36. Clearance of goods for export 366. Persons entitled to submit export clearance declarations 367. Contents of export clearance declarations 368. Timeous delivery of goods to depots and export terminals to allow for inspection 369. Time when goods may be released for export 370. Failure to export goods released for export 371. Clearance of goods exported through cross-border transmission lines, pipelines, cable-cars or conveyor belts Part 3 Other matters 372. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 373. Offences in terms of this Chapter CHAPTER 17 TEMPORARY EXPORT PROCEDURE Part 1 Introductory provisions 374. Purpose and application of this Chapter 37. Temporary export procedure 376. Commencement and completion of temporary export procedure 377. Extent to which Chapters 4 and 7 apply 1
16 16 Part 2 Temporary export of goods under regular clearance and release procedures 378. Application of this Part 379. Clearing of goods for temporary export 380. Release of goods for temporary export 381. Simplified clearance and release for commercial trucks temporarily leaving Republic 382. Simplified clearance and release for buses and taxis temporarily leaving Republic 383. Simplified clearance and release for private vehicles, small vessels and light aircraft temporarily leaving Republic Part 3 Clearance and release of re-imported unaltered goods for home use 384. Application of this Part 38. Conditions for clearance of goods as re-imported unaltered goods for home use 386. Persons entitled to submit re-importation clearance declarations 387. Contents of re-importation clearance declarations 388. Repayment of export benefits 389. Simplified home use clearance and release for commercial trucks re-entering Republic 390. Simplified home use clearance and release for buses and taxis re-entering Republic 391. Simplified home use clearance and release for private vehicles, small vessels and light aircraft re-entering Republic 392. Refusal to release goods as re-imported unaltered goods for home use Part 4 Temporary export of goods under international clearance arrangements 393. Application of this Part 394. Temporary export of goods from Republic on authority of CPD and ATA carnets 39. Issuing associations located in Republic to be approved 396. Guaranteeing associations to be approved 397. Formats of CPD and ATA carnets 398. Validity period of CDP and ATA carnets 399. Amendment of CDP and ATA carnets 0. Return of goods under temporary export procedure in terms of this Part 1. Clearance of goods when returned to Republic Part Goods which automatically come under temporary export procedure 2. Foreign-going vessels, aircraft, locomotives and railway carriages leaving Republic 3. Reusable transport equipment leaving Republic Part 6 Other matters 4. When goods under temporary export procedure must be regarded to be cleared for outright export. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 6. Offences in terms of this Chapter
17 CHAPTER 18 INWARD PROCESSING PROCEDURE Part 1 Introductory provisions 7. Purpose of this Chapter 8. Inward processing procedure 9. Commencement and completion of inward processing procedure 4. Extent to which Chapters 4 and 7 apply Part 2 Clearance and release of imported goods for inward processing 411. Clearance of imported goods for inward processing 412. Conditions for clearance of imported goods for inward processing 413. Persons entitled to submit inward processing clearance declarations 414. Contents of inward processing clearance declarations 41. Release of imported goods for inward processing 17 Part 3 Clearance and release of goods for export as inward processed compensating products 416. Clearance of goods for export under inward processing procedure 417. Conditions for clearance of goods for export as inward processed compensating products 418. Time limits on clearance for export of inward processed compensating products 419. Export of inward processed compensating products 4. Persons entitled to submit export clearance declarations for inward processed compensating products 421. Contents of export clearance declarations for inward processed compensating products Part 4 Provisions regulating goods under inward processing procedure 422. Imported goods under inward processing procedure to be used only for production of inward processed compensating products 423. Compulsory export of inward processed compensating products 424. By-products and commercially valuable waste 42. Conversion rates 426. Identification measures 427. Records and stocktaking 428. Subcontracting of inward processing operations 429. Use of equivalent goods Part Other matters 4. Additional grounds for regarding goods under inward processing procedure to be cleared for home use 431. Effect on compensating products when goods under inward processing procedure regarded to be cleared for home use 432. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 433. Offences in terms of this Chapter
18 CHAPTER 19 HOME USE PROCESSING PROCEDURE Part 1 Introductory provisions 434. Purpose of this Chapter 43. Home use processing procedure 436. Commencement and completion of home use processing procedure 437. Extent to which Chapters 4 and 7 apply Part 2 Clearance and release of imported goods for home use processing 438. Clearance of imported goods for home use processing 439. Conditions for clearance of imported goods for home use processing 4. Persons entitled to submit home use processing clearance declarations 441. Contents of home use processing clearance declarations 442. Release of imported goods for home use processing Part 3 Provisions regulating home use processing procedure 443. Goods under home use processing procedure only to be used for production of home use compensating products 444. Time limits on completion of home use processing of goods 44. Home use compensating products to be dealt with as goods in free circulation 446. By-products and commercially valuable waste 447. Conversion rates 448. Records and stocktaking 449. Sub-contracting of home use processing operations Part 4 Other matters. Additional grounds for regarding goods under home use processing procedure to be cleared for home use 41. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 42. Offences in terms of this Chapter CHAPTER OUTWARD PROCESSING PROCEDURE Part 1 Introductory provisions 43. Purpose of this Chapter 44. Outward processing procedure 4. Commencement and completion of outward processing procedure 46. Extent to which Chapters 4 and 7 apply 18 Part 2 Clearance and release of goods for export for outward processing 47. Clearance of goods for outward processing procedure
19 Conditions for clearance of goods for outward processing 49. Persons entitled to submit export clearance declarations for export of goods for outward processing 460. Contents of clearance declarations for export of goods for outward processing 461. Release not to be limited to owners of goods 462. Release of goods for export under outward processing procedure Part 3 Clearance and release for home use of outward processed compensating products 463. Clearance of imported goods for home use as outward processed compensating products 464. Conditions for clearance for home use of outward processed compensating products 46. Time limits on clearance for home use of outward processed compensating products 466. Importation of outward processed compensating products 467. Persons entitled to submit home use clearance declarations for outward processed compensating products 468. Contents of home use clearance declarations for outward processed compensating products Part 4 Provisions regulating outward processing procedure 469. Conversion rates for goods to compensating products 470. Identification measures Part Other matters 471. Specific grounds for regarding goods exported under outward processing procedure to be cleared for outright export 472. Proportionate application of section 114(1) to goods exported under outward processing procedure 473. Effect on outward processed compensating products when goods exported for outward processing are regarded to be cleared for outright export 474. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 47. Offences in terms of this Chapter CHAPTER 21 CUSTOMS PROCESSING OF PERSONS ENTERING OR LEAVING REPUBLIC 476. Definitions 477. Purpose and application of this Chapter Part 1 Persons entering Republic 478. Incoming traveller and crew declarations 479. Accompanied and unaccompanied baggage items that must be declared 480. Clearance of accompanied and unaccompanied baggage items that must be declared 481. Import tax payable on accompanied and unaccompanied baggage items 482. Place where incoming traveller and crew declarations must be submitted
20 Part 2 Persons leaving Republic 483. Outgoing traveller and crew declarations 484. Accompanied and unaccompanied baggage items that must be declared 48. Clearance of accompanied and unaccompanied baggage items that must be declared 486. Export tax payable on accompanied and unaccompanied baggage 487. Place where outgoing traveller and crew declarations must be submitted Part 3 Other matters 488. Channel or other system 489. Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter 490. Offences in terms of this Chapter CHAPTER 22 INTERNATIONAL POSTAL ARTICLES HANDLED BY SOUTH AFRICAN POST OFFICE Part 1 Introductory provisions 491. Purpose and application of this Chapter 492. Prohibited, restricted or sectorally controlled goods Part 2 Clearance and release of international postal articles 493. Clearance of imported international postal articles 494. Clearance of international postal articles destined for export Part 3 Customs processing of international postal articles 49. Removal of international postal articles to international postal clearance depots 496. Presentation of international postal articles to customs authority 497. Postal declaration to accompany international postal articles presented to customs authority 498. Customs authority s functions in relation to international postal articles presented to it Part 4 Payment of import or export tax on international postal articles 499. Release of international postal articles 00. Payment of tax on international postal articles 01. Time when tax becomes payable and rate of tax 02. Payment of tax to customs authority 03. Cancellation and repayment of tax 04. Condonation of underpayment