Ley 1609 de 2013 | Ley 1609 de 2013 — Colombia law | Esheria

Ley 1609 de 2013

This provision identifies a law about the general rules the Government must follow when changing tariffs and other customs-regime measures.

Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 1609 de 2013
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
Official source
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Statute overview

About this statute

This provision identifies a law about the general rules the Government must follow when changing tariffs and other customs-regime measures. The National Government may set customs-related tariffs and other customs rules only within the limits of this law, and it must not regulate matters reserved to Congress. Congress, when legislating in these areas, must consider social responsibility and legal stability, and must not take over powers that belong to the National Government. Las normas reglamentarias del Gobierno deben desarrollarse mediante resoluciones generales de la autoridad competente, con entrada en vigencia entre 15 y 90 días después de su publicación, salvo vigencia inmediata justificada. When changing customs tariffs and related customs rules, the National Government must consider specified trade, policy, technology, and simplification objectives. Customs-related decrees must follow constitutional and administrative principles, use risk management, promote coordination, and customs authorities must apply favorable rules on their own initiative in sanctions and confiscation cases, except for tariffs and customs duties.

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