О представлении Президенту Российской Федерации предложения о подписании Договора о Таможенном кодексе таможенного союза | 955 — Russia law | Esheria

О представлении Президенту Российской Федерации предложения о подписании Договора о Таможенном кодексе таможенного союза

The Russian Government approves the draft treaty on the Customs Code of the customs union and submits a proposal to the President to sign it.

Jurisdiction
Russia
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
955
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
ru
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The Russian Government approves the draft treaty on the Customs Code of the customs union and submits a proposal to the President to sign it. This provision defines customs terms, sets rules for calculating deadlines, and describes powers and duties of customs authorities and several customs-sector operators. The provision lets customs operations use information systems and sets rules for customs information resources, classification, origin documents, and customs value review. The duty to pay customs duties and taxes arises in the cases listed in the Code, and it ends in the listed cases such as payment, collection, destruction/loss of goods, certain customs procedures, or when the unpaid amount is too small. Illegal import/export also creates payment rules and time limits. This provision lists customs control methods and explains when customs officials may inspect, question, request documents, and verify goods and records.

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