Customs Control Act

A transshipment operation must not begin before the goods are released.

Section heading about the beginning and completion of transshipment operations.

Transhipment goods must be secured on licensed premises.

This section concerns start and completion periods for transshipment operations and the export of transshipment goods.

This provision concerns failure to comply with a completion period.

Section 257 concerns the delivery of transhipment goods for loading onto outbound vessels or aircraft.

Section 258 is titled “Measures to ensure the integrity of transshipment operations.”

Section 259 concerns responsibilities to ensure compliance with transshipment requirements.

Heading: rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter.

This section is a heading for misconduct under this Chapter.

This section is the heading for the chapter’s purpose and application.

This provision is titled “Tydelike toelating”.

Section title about the initiation and handling of a procedure for temporary admission.

Section heading for the extent to which Chapters 4 and 7 apply.

This section states the purpose and application of the Chapter.

This section is titled “Warehousing procedure.”

This section concerns the commencement and completion of the warehousing procedure.

This section states the extent to which Chapters 4, 5 and 7 apply.

This section states the purpose and application of the Chapter.

This section is titled “Tax free shop procedure.”

Section 317 is titled “Commencement and completion of tax free shop procedure.”

This section states how Chapters 4 and 7 apply to the clearance and release of goods not in free circulation for supply to tax free shops.

This section states the purpose and application of the Chapter.

Stores procedure.

This section concerns the commencement and completion of the stores procedure.

Section heading only: it refers to the extent to which Chapters 4, 5 and 7 apply.

This section states the purpose and application of this Chapter.

This section is about the procedure for tax-free shops.

This section concerns the commencement and handling of the procedure for tax-free shops.

This section addresses how Chapters 4 and 7 apply to goods not in free circulation that are supplied to tax-free shops.

This section concerns the clearance and release of goods for the duty-free shop procedure.

Persons may submit clearance letters for the procedure for tax-free shops.

Section 322 is titled “Herdestinering van goedere” and refers to the contents of clearance letters for duty-free shops and the receipt, sale, and removal of goods in duty-free shops.

This section is about goods that may be sold in duty-free shops.

This section is about which persons goods may be sold to in duty-free shops.

Section heading: “Uitreik van verkoopsfakture” (issue of sales invoices).

Section 326 is titled “Afsetpunte weg van winkelperseel.”

This section concerns the maximum time goods may remain in duty-free shops.

Section 328 concerns the removal of goods from duty-free shops.

This section concerns manipulation, changing, or combining goods in tax-free shops.

This section concerns stock management of goods in duty-free shops.

Section 331 is titled “Gereelde verslae” and appears in Part 5, “Other matters.”

This section is about rules that help implement this Chapter.

This is a section heading for Chapter 15, Part 1, introductory provisions.

This chapter states its purpose and how it applies.

335. Voorradeprosedure

Section 336 concerns the commencement and handling of a stock procedure.

This section concerns when Chapters 4, 5 and 7 apply.

This section is titled “Purpose and application of this Chapter.”

This section is titled “Export procedure.”

Section 363 is titled “Commencement and completion of export procedure.”

This section states how Chapters 4, 5 and 7 apply to Part 2 on the clearance and release of goods for export from the Republic.

This section is a heading for the application of this Part.

This section is titled “Persons entitled to submit temporary admission clearance declarations.”

This section concerns the contents required in temporary admission clearance declarations.

This section concerns release notifications for the state period of temporary admission.

Section 270 is titled “Simplified clearance and release for commercial trucks entering Republic temporarily.”

This section concerns simplified clearance and release for buses and taxis entering the Republic temporarily.

This section is about simplified clearance and release for private vehicles, small vessels, and light aircraft entering the Republic temporarily.

Section title: Warehousing of goods.

This section is about the purposes for which goods may be cleared for warehousing in public storage warehouses.

This section concerns the purposes for which goods may be cleared for warehousing in private storage warehouses.

Section 302 is titled “Persons entitled to submit warehousing clearance declarations.”

303. Contents of warehousing clearance declarations

This section is titled “Redirection of goods” and appears under Part 3 on warehousing of goods in storage warehouses.

This section concerns the clearance and release of goods for a tax free shop procedure.

This section concerns who may submit tax free shop clearance declarations.

This section concerns the contents of tax free shop clearance declarations.

This section is about redirection of goods and related receipt, sale, removal, and sale-invoice matters in tax-free shops.

This section states that this Part applies.

Section heading about stores taken on board first being cleared and released for stores procedure.

This section concerns who is entitled to submit stores clearance declarations.

Section 341 concerns the contents of stores clearance declarations.

Release may be given only for quantities of stores actually needed for the voyage.

This section concerns acknowledgement of receipt of stores taken on board.

This section concerns taking prohibited, restricted, and sectorally controlled goods on board vessels, aircraft, or trains as stores.

This provision is titled “Clearance of goods for export.”

This section is titled “Persons entitled to submit export clearance declarations.”

This section is a heading for the application of this Part.

Section 339 concerns supplies taken on board being cleared and released before the supplies procedure.

Section 340 is titled “Persons who may submit stock declaration letters.”

An exemption may be granted only for quantities of supplies actually needed for the voyage.

This section concerns recognition of receipt of supplies taken on board.

This section concerns taking prohibited, restricted, and sector-controlled goods on board vessels, aircraft, or trains as supplies.

This section states that this Part applies.

Section 346 is titled “Voorrade-aankomsverslae”.

Section 347 is titled “Seëling of beveiliging van voorrade.”

This section is about issuing stores for use on vessels while they are in customs seaports.

Tax-free items may be sold on board to travelers and crew.

Section heading about removal of supplies from ships, aircraft, or trains.

This section concerns securing stores by removing them from vessels.

Section title: replacement of supplies on vessels or aircraft.

This provision concerns unused stores on board vessels or aircraft that are no longer intended for a foreign destination.

Section title: “Voorrade-vertreksverslae”.

This section concerns supplying stock reports under this Chapter.

This section is titled “Geaborteerde vaart of vlug” and appears under Part 4, “Other matters.”

This section concerns additional grounds for declaring goods under a goods procedure to be for domestic use.

This section is titled as setting out additional grounds for goods to be dealt with under the goods procedure before returning to free circulation.

Goods under temporary admission in Part 2 must be cleared for export and re-exported within the applicable timeframes.

Section 274 concerns who may submit export clearance declarations for goods under temporary admission.

Section 275 is titled “Contents of export clearance declarations.”

This section concerns simplified export clearance and release for commercial trucks leaving the Republic.

This section is about simplified export clearance and release for buses and taxis leaving the Republic.

This section concerns simplified export clearance and release for private vehicles, small vessels, and light aircraft leaving the Republic.

This section concerns proof of re-export of goods that were temporarily admitted under international clearance arrangements.

Section title only: Maximum warehousing period.

This section is titled “Warehousing of dangerous or hazardous goods.”

Section 307 concerns records kept for warehoused goods.

Section 308 is titled “Reports to be submitted in connection with warehoused goods.”

This section is about sorting, packing, and other actions relating to goods kept in storage warehouses.

Section 310 concerns the removal of goods from storage warehouses.

This section is about removing restricted goods from storage warehouses while compliance with import- or possession-restricting legislation is pending.

Section 323 concerns goods that may be sold in tax free shops.

Section 324 is titled “Persons to whom goods may be sold in tax free shops.”

Section heading: Off-site outlets.

This section concerns the maximum time goods may stay in tax free shops.

Section 328 is titled “Removal of goods from tax free shops.”

Section 329 is titled “Manipulation, alteration or combination of goods in tax free shops.”

Section 345 is titled “Application of this Part.”

Section heading: Stores arrival reports.

Section 347 is titled “Sealing or securing of stores.”

Section 349 is about tax-free items sold on board to travellers and crew.

Section 350 is titled “Removal of stores from vessels, aircraft or trains.”

This section concerns securing stores by removing them from vessels or aircraft.

Section title only: Replacement of stores on a vessel or aircraft.

This section concerns unused stores on board vessels or aircraft no longer bound for foreign destinations.

Section 354 is titled “Stores departure reports.”

This section is about submitting stores reports under this Chapter.

Section 356 is titled “Aborted voyages” and contains no substantive rule text in the provided source.

This section identifies that the Part applies, but gives no further rule in the provided text.

This section concerns the clearance and release of goods for temporary admission on authority of CPD or ATA carnets.

Section 282 concerns guaranteeing associations to be approved.

This section concerns the formats of CPD and ATA carnets.

This section is titled “Validity period of CPD and ATA carnets.”

This section is titled “Amendment of CPD and ATA carnets.”

This section concerns the replacement of CPD and ATA carnets.

Section 287 concerns re-export of goods under temporary admission in this Part.

This section is about clearance for exporting goods that are under temporary admission in this Part.

Section 312 concerns notification of closure of a public storage warehouse.

This section sets out rules to help implement this Chapter.

This section is titled “Offences in terms of this Chapter.”

This section sets out rules to help implement this Chapter.

This section is a heading for offences under this Chapter.

This section states the purpose and application of this Chapter.

Section 296 is titled “Pakhuisbergingsprosedure” (storage procedure).

Section 297 is titled “Begin en afhandeling van pakhuisbergingsprosedure.”

This section is about when Chapters 4, 5 and 7 apply.

Section 299: storage of goods in a warehouse.

This section concerns the purpose for which goods may be cleared for storage in public warehouses.

This section concerns the purposes for which goods may be cleared for storage in private warehouses.

Persons may submit clearance letters for warehouse storage.

This section is about the redestination of goods and the content of clearance letters for warehouse storage.

This section concerns the maximum period for warehouse storage.

Section 306 concerns the storage of dangerous or risky goods.

Records of goods in warehouses must be kept.

Section 308 concerns reports to be provided in relation to goods stored in warehouses.

Section 309 concerns sorting, packaging, and other handling of goods stored in warehouses.

This section concerns the removal of goods from storage warehouses.

This section concerns removing restricted goods stored in warehouses while waiting for compliance with laws that limit import or possession.

This section concerns notice of closure of a public storage warehouse.

This section sets out rules to help implement this Chapter.

This provision is a heading for offences under this chapter.

This section is titled “Regular reports.”

This section concerns additional grounds for treating stores under the stores procedure as cleared for home use.

This section concerns additional grounds for treating stores under the stores procedure as having reverted to free circulation.

This section provides rules to help implement the Chapter.

This section is titled “Offences in terms of this Chapter” and sits in Chapter 16 on export procedure.

Section 289 is titled “Foreign-going vessels, aircraft, locomotives and railway carriages entering Republic.”

Reusable transport equipment entering the Republic is addressed in this section.

Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter.

This section is titled “Offences in terms of this Chapter.”

Section 291 is titled “General provisions.”

Goods not re-exported within the applicable period are treated, for tax purposes, as cleared for home use.

This section is about the application of this Part.

Persons may submit clearance letters for temporary admission.

Exemption notices must state the period of temporary admission.

Section 270 concerns simplified clearance and exemption for commercial trucks temporarily entering the Republic.

Section title about shortened clearance and exemption for buses and taxis temporarily entering the Republic.

This section concerns simplified clearance and exemption for private vehicles, small vessels, and light aircraft that temporarily enter the Republic.

This section concerns the requirement to clear goods admitted temporarily for export and re-export them within the applicable time limits.

People may submit export declarations for goods under temporary admission.

This section concerns a shortened export declaration and exemption for commercial trucks leaving the Republic.

Section title about short export clearance and exemption for buses and taxis leaving the Republic.

This section concerns simplified export clearance and exemption for private vehicles, small vessels, and light aircraft leaving the Republic.

This section concerns proof of re-export for goods admitted temporarily under Part 2.

This section states that this Part applies.

This section concerns the clearing and release of goods for temporary admission under CPD or ATA carnets.

This provision is titled “Vrywaringsverenigings onderhewig aan goedkeuring,” indicating that indemnity associations are subject to approval.

This section is about the forms of CPD and ATA carnets.

This section concerns the validity period of CPD and ATA carnets.

This section amends CPD and ATA carnets.

This section is titled “Replacement of CPD and ATA carnets.”

This section is about the re-export of goods under temporary admission in this Part.

This section concerns clearance for exporting goods under temporary admission in this Part.

Section title about vessels, aircraft, locomotives, and railway wagons entering the Republic.

Section heading for reusable transport equipment entering the Republic.

General provisions.

Goods not re-exported within the applicable period are treated as cleared for home use for tax purposes.

Rules to facilitate implementation of this Chapter.

Section 294 is titled “Offences in terms of this Chapter” and sits in Chapter 13 on Warehousing Procedure.