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For a free initial discussion on Customs matters, phone Alan Tuckey on 0775 947 1483 or e-mail: alan@tuckey.biz

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Goods Departure Messages

In some areas Customs have disallowed claims for IPR on the basis that no Goods Departure Message was obtained from the customs agent when the goods were exported.  The same line may have been taken for exports from other customs proceedures such as customs warehousing.  

There are situations when Goods Departure Messages are not required and I have succeeded in getting Customs to back down.  Notice 221 was in error but was subsequently  revised and corrected in September 2007. If you have incurred import duty in the last 3 years for lack of Goods Departure Messages you may be able to get a refund.

IPR Drawback - time limit for making claim

The time limit for claiming IPR drawback was also incorrectly stated in the old Customs Notice 221.  The true legal position is more beneficial to trade but Customs officers tend to use the notice rather than refer to the law.  If you have lost claims to IPR drawback on the basis of the time limit do phone me.



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