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Useful glossary to understand customs prcesses

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  • The process of fulfilling all customs requirements to allow the import or export of goods.
    Customs clearance
  • An official document required for the import, export, or transit of goods, ensuring compliance with customs regulations.
    Customs Document
  • involves the exchange of goods and services between countries, contributing to global economic growth and prosperity.
    International trade
  • An electronic device used to record sales transactions and ensure compliance with tax regulations.
    FCRM: Fiscal Verification Cash Register
  • Any deviation from established regulations or procedures, which may result in legal or administrative consequences.
    Irregularity
  • Measures other than tariffs imposed by authorities to regulate the import and export of goods, such as quotas, permits, and sanitary requirements.
    NNTR: Non-Tariff Regulations and Restrictions
  • A government authority responsible for regulating the import and export of goods, enforcing tariffs, and preventing illegal trade.
    Customs
  • A system used by customs authorities to determine the level of inspection required for imported or exported goods.
    Automated Selection Mechanism
  • The government entity responsible for establishing and overseeing regulations related to foreign trade and customs operations.
    Central Administration of Foreign Trade and Customs Regulations (CAFTCR)
  • The governmental body responsible for legal affairs, regulations, and compliance within its jurisdiction.
    General Legal Administration (GLA)
  • The illegal import or export of goods, bypassing customs regulations and duties.
    Smuggling
  • The process of assigning a specific code to goods according to the Harmonized System to determine duties and regulations
    Tariff Classification
  • The examination of goods, documents, or luggage by customs authorities to ensure compliance with regulations and detect prohibited items.
    Custom inspection