Jumat, Desember 30, 2022

Mechanisms and Procedures on Physical Customs Examinations Further Specified

The Minister of Finance ("Minister") has adjusted provisions on customs examination within the import sector ("Examination") through the issuance of Regulation No. 185/PMK.04/2022 ("Regulation 185/2022"), which will come into force on 12 January 2023.
Previously, matters relating to the Examination were addressed under Regulation No. 139/PMK.04/2007, as amended by Regulation No. 225/PMK.04/2015 (collectively referred to as "Regulation 139/2007"), which has now been replaced and repealed.
Broadly speaking, any imported goods ("Goods") are subject to the Examination in forms of document reviews (e.g. completeness of submitted the customs import notification ["Notification"], as well fulfillment of applicable restriction/prohibition) and Goods physical examinations ("Physical Examination"). In this regard, Examinations will be carried out adhering to the following provisions: 1) Examination shall be carried out after the relevant importers or Customs Service Management Companies (Pengusaha Pengurusan Jasa Kepabeanan/PPJK) have submitted Notification or supporting documents, which the implementation of said Examination shall be based on the submitted Notification and/or documents; 2) Examination shall be carried out selectively based on risk management analysis.
Physical Examination will be carried out by relevant customs-and-excise officials within temporary/permanent/bonded storage areas for the following purposes: 1) Examine the feasibility of number and/or classification of Goods; 2) Gain information relating to the Goods specification listed on the submitted Notification; 3) Gain information relating to the Goods and/or parts of Goods country of origin; and/or 4) Examine the possibility of Goods not listed under the Notification.
Several aspects of the Physical Examination are now featured, including: 1) Technique and level of Physical Examination; 2) Preparation of Goods subject to Physical Examination; 3) Appointment and mentoring of physical examinator; 4) Implementation and postponement of Physical Examination; 5) Physical Examination procedures; 6) Physical Examination through various medias (e.g. scanning devices and electronic media); and 7) Laboratorial testing.

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The Minister of Finance ("Minister") has adjusted provisions on customs examination within the import sector ("Examination") through the issuance of Regulation No. 185/PMK.04/2022 ("Regulation 185/2022"), which will come into force on 12 January 2023.
Previously, matters relating to the Examination were addressed under Regulation No. 139/PMK.04/2007, as amended by Regulation No. 225/PMK.04/2015 (collectively referred to as "Regulation 139/2007"), which has now been replaced and repealed.
Broadly speaking, any imported goods ("Goods") are subject to the Examination in forms of document reviews (e.g. completeness of submitted the customs import notification ["Notification"], as well fulfillment of applicable restriction/prohibition) and Goods physical examinations ("Physical Examination"). In this regard, Examinations will be carried out adhering to the following provisions: 1) Examination shall be carried out after the relevant importers or Customs Service Management Companies (Pengusaha Pengurusan Jasa Kepabeanan/PPJK) have submitted Notification or supporting documents, which the implementation of said Examination shall be based on the submitted Notification and/or documents; 2) Examination shall be carried out selectively based on risk management analysis.
Physical Examination will be carried out by relevant customs-and-excise officials within temporary/permanent/bonded storage areas for the following purposes: 1) Examine the feasibility of number and/or classification of Goods; 2) Gain information relating to the Goods specification listed on the submitted Notification; 3) Gain information relating to the Goods and/or parts of Goods country of origin; and/or 4) Examine the possibility of Goods not listed under the Notification.
Several aspects of the Physical Examination are now featured, including: 1) Technique and level of Physical Examination; 2) Preparation of Goods subject to Physical Examination; 3) Appointment and mentoring of physical examinator; 4) Implementation and postponement of Physical Examination; 5) Physical Examination procedures; 6) Physical Examination through various medias (e.g. scanning devices and electronic media); and 7) Laboratorial testing.

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