Customs Declaration

According to the RAE: The customs declaration is the Act by which a person expresses, in the established form and manner, the desire to include the goods in a certain customs regime, with mention, where appropriate, of the particular provisions that must be apply.

What is “Customs Declaration” in Logistics?

Customs declaration is an essential process in logistics that involves the submission of detailed and accurate documentation to customs authorities when importing or exporting goods.

Guys 

1. Simplified Declaration:

• Used for low value merchandise or when certain requirements are met that allow simplified presentation of documentation.

2. Single Customs Declaration (DUA):

• Required for goods entering or leaving the country, providing detailed information on the nature, quantity, value and origin of the goods.

3. Customs Transit Declaration:

• Used for goods in transit through the customs territory, allowing their transportation from one point to another without paying duties and taxes in the transit country.

Features

Customs declarations fulfill various essential functions in the logistics field, allowing an efficient flow of goods internationally. Terrestrial Control, as a company specialized in logistics, uses these functions to its advantage to optimize its operations:

1. Regulatory Compliance:

• Ground Control: Ensures that each customs declaration complies with local and international rules and regulations, avoiding legal problems and ensuring compliance with customs laws.

2. Settlement of Duties and Taxes:

• Ground Control: It is used to accurately calculate the duties and taxes applicable to goods, optimizing the costs associated with import and export.

3. Facilitation of Customs Clearance:

• Ground Control: Streamlines customs clearance processes by providing complete and accurate information, reducing waiting times and ensuring the rapid release of goods.