non-community goods

Non-Community goods which have not been put into free circulation.

Non-Community goods that have been released to free circulation - see Section 7.

If you wish to store Community and non-Community goods in the same storage area you must be authorised to do so.

Stock records show 1000 cartons of non-community goods and 1000 cartons in free circulation.

Non-Community goods for dispatch to the Community - you must get an authorisation before you begin processing.

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

Want to re-export non-Community goods.

A Customs declaration is required for all non-Community goods entering a Free Zone.

Customs warehouse: A system or place approved by the customs authority for the storage of non-Community goods.

There are also some exceptions for non-Community goods moving entirely within the UK under national simplified procedures.

Non-Community goods are goods not in free circulation in the EU.

Excise duty, where applicable, on non-Community goods will not become due until the goods leave the customs warehousing procedure.

Co-storage is the storage of Community and non-Community goods together, to enable you to make full use of the available space in your customs warehouse.

If any operation is not on the list you have no legal basis to carry it out on non-Community goods in the Free Zone arrangements.

If excise duty is applicable, it too is suspended while non-Community goods are under the customs warehousing procedure.

However, the customs value, nature and origin of non-Community goods used in the operations shall be taken into account for the calculation of the import duties.

This notice describes how non-Community goods may be stored in approved premises until they are assigned to a Customs approved treatment or use.

Non-Community goods imported via another member state will usually move under full Community Transit for the whole journey within the Community.

From that date, warehousing will be available for imports of non-Community goods which are liable only to import VAT.

A Customs declaration in the prescribed form indicating a wish to allocate non-Community goods to a specific Customs procedure.

The stock balance after removal would show 500 cartons of non-community goods under customs warehousing and a nil balance for the free circulation stock.

This can also apply where non-Community goods and Community goods have been separately identified as long as they are equivalent as specified in paragraph 8.3.

We then treat the goods as non-Community goods, and you can subsequently declare them to free circulation or another customs procedure, or re-export them.

If you wish to process non-Community goods in other circumstances for the community market, customs duty and VAT must be paid before any processing takes place.

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