An EC form used to declare imported goods to Customs.

For failing to declare goods, they are all risking fines as much as eight times the normal duty.

How you declare goods between customs procedures covered by the authorisation will be agreed and stated in the authorisation.

The trader has the option not to declare goods under one of these procedures or facilities.

You will be given an incoming passenger card on the plane, on which you must declare any food or goods of plant or animal origin.

A declaration made in the appropriate form to customs indicating the intention of the declarant to declare goods to the export or import procedure.

You may not declare goods to this procedure using the CFSP arrangements.

It is the importer who is responsible for correctly declaring goods and only negligible liability is placed upon the agent.

You can find out more about how to declare goods by consulting the Integrated Tariff of the United Kingdom.

This is an EC form used to declare imported goods to Customs also known as an entry.