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Hi everyone!
Could anyone clarify what's the difference between Customs entry and Customs declaration, if any? Thanks in advance! |
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Hi there! Custom's entry refers to the "partida" from a code system with a number of digits which identify the categories of products/services and that are necessary to fill out a custom's declaration form whenever you import/export those items. Hope it helps!
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With all due respect, gentle, a Customs Entry is defined as “A statement of the kinds, quantities and values of goods imported together with duties, if any, that is declared before customs authorities”. This is just a part of the custom clearance process. Based on this definition Customs entry and custom declaration would be basically the same thing
What gentle described is known as a Schedule of Customs Duties Hope it heldps Regards
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Thank you Hebe! I always had in mind that it reflected the Product Categories or Codes from the Tariff Schedule. But you are right! The Spanish language has provided a more specific term for those categories than the English language. Thanks again!
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