Other evidence of customs status based on commercial documentation may also be accepted.

What does Customs status of goods mean?

Variations can occur when a comparison is made between the warehouse stock records and the physical stock held of goods with a different customs status.

China controls Hong Kong's foreign and defence policies, but the territory has its own currency and customs status.

Common storage is the storage of the same type of goods, with a different customs status, known as equivalent goods.

Customs status refers to the status of goods as Community or non-Community goods.

Shipping companies may, but are under no obligation to, include on their cargo declaration details of the Customs status of goods loaded in another EU country.

Customs status defines goods in transit in the EU as being either Community or non-Community goods.

All goods moved within the European Union (EU) have a Customs status of either Community or non-Community.

If the TSO's inventory system includes a "Request Re-transmission of Customs Status" option, this should be used.

Form C1339 (Certificate of Customs status) may be used as proof of Customs status, if required.

He said the interview focussed on renewal of most-favoured-nation (MFN) customs status by the United States, the state of human rights in China and his private life.

(Following a period of Fallback, it may also be necessary to request "Re-transmission of Customs Status" if, release has been granted or clearance has taken place while a TSO's in-house system is unavailable.

Equivalent goods are goods that share the same 8-digit commodity code, the same commercial quality and the same technical characteristics but have a different customs status, and where it is not possible for you to identify at all times their status - refer to paragraph 8.3.

Agents and TSOs should be aware of the possibility of their own systems being "out of step" with the CCS-UK Central Database and how to request an automatic re-transmission of the current Customs status from CCS-UK.

'Hazel, it occurs to me that the the end use of sightseeing, that the defendants knew that, that they even suggested that end use and made it part of their sales argument, and that they neglected to inform the buyer of the customs status of the articles in question.