simplified declaration

The simplified declaration procedure is only available under the New Export System.

Controlled goods may only be released from the frontier using the Simplified Declaration Procedure.

The DEP operator does not need to be specifically authorised to operate the simplified declaration procedure.

Simplified Declaration Imports.

Simplified procedures for the importation of third country goods including the simplified declaration procedure and local clearance procedure.

Under the Simplified Declaration Procedure it is the Acceptance date/time of the frontier declaration.

A post shipment declaration is required following the export of goods under the simplified declaration procedure and local clearance procedure.

Companies below the threshold do not have to make detailed declarations, instead they send in a simplified declaration as part of their VAT declaration.

See the page in this guide on the CFSP Simplified Declaration Procedure.

Now replaced by electronic Simplified Declaration Procedure (SDP).

Yes, customs warehousing goods that are being re-exported together with goods upon which an export refund is to be claimed cannot use the simplified declaration procedures.

Simplified declaration procedure (SDP)

Simplified Declaration Procedure - requires a two-stage declaration to the CHIEF system.

Simplified Declaration Procedure (SDP) for the release of goods at the frontier to most Customs procedures.

Release of goods to a Customs procedure either at the frontier using the simplified declaration procedure or entry in the records using the local clearance procedure.

The Simplified Declarations require no interaction from the NCTS Trader Test Team.

Simplified Declaration Procedure (SDP) and Local Clearance Procedure.

Please note: a simplified declaration C21 may be required to be entered to CHIEF at Inventory linked ports or airports to clear the inventory system.

Supporting documentation Provides clarification regarding the requirements for supporting documentation under the Simplified Declaration Procedure (SDP).

To use the simplified declaration procedures you must be authorised to use the Customs Freight Simplified Procedure (CFSP).

CFSP allows authorised traders to gain accelerated removal or release of most third country imports by making a simplified declaration containing the minimum of details at the frontier.

You can opt to use either the Simplified Declaration Procedure (SDP) or Local Clearance Procedure (LCP).

This simplified declaration procedure allows the speedy release of goods from the frontier to the warehouse on acceptance of a Simplified Frontier Declaration (SFD).

Under the Simplified Declaration Procedure, the acceptance date and time of the SFD is used as the base date and for some Customs procedures it establishes the tax point.

However, traders authorised for the Simplified Declaration Procedure or Local Control Procedures will be allowed to submit partially completed SADs as Pre-Shipment Advices.