
SARS Customs clearance has operated under a Customs Procedure Code (CPC) regime for almost 10 years now. To commemorate the 10-year anniversary, the accompanying CPC Chart and External User Guideline is intended for expert users and newcomers to Customs clearance, alike. In particular, it is important for cross-border traders to understand that the CPC combinations cannot be used indiscriminately; but, have specific meanings and associations with various other Customs rules for the electronic processing of goods for import, transit and export. Attempts to ‘fudge’ a CPC for any particular purpose or reason, may lead to a negative result downstream. Accuracy in the use and application of CPCs results in improved trade compliance, more accurate trade statistical data and fewer declaration amendments hence less penalties and lost time. Over the last decade, it is certain that most international freight forwarders and tertiary Customs training institutes and universities have introduced some or other CPC methodology into their curricula. Feel free to use this guide in support of such curricula. I do however, request that in so doing, the attached material – made freely available to you – will be delivered ‘intact’ in the form as compiled and presented here.
The files can be dowloaded below –
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With regards,
Brian Kalshoven
Consultant Manager,
Sediba Clearing and
Beitbridge Border Clearing Agency
e.mail; brian@bbca.co.za
Functioning land lines;
015 530 0038
015 530 0158
015 530 0088
Take note:
Please make sure that every transporter carrying bonded cargo is registered as a REMOVER with SARS. Penalties of R25 000 is being imposed per truck for all non-registered carriers. VISIT http://WWW.SARS.GOV.ZA
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Brian, kindly forward your email address to me: mpoverello@gmail.com