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Customs CDS Volume 3 Tariff, Step-by-Step Guide

CDSSG07000 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 2 - Data Elements

  • CDSSG07010 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 2 - Understanding CDS Declaration Data Elements: Declaration Category Data Sets
  • CDSSG07020 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 2 - Understanding CDS Declaration Data Elements: Identifying the Minimum Data Elements Required
  • CDSSG07030 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 2 - Understanding CDS Declaration Data Elements: Identifying Transport Versus Goods Level Information
  • CDSSG07040 · Step-by-Step Guide, Step 2 - Understanding CDS Declaration Data Elements: Identifying data requirements for the declaration
  • CDSSG07050 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 2 - Understanding CDS Declaration Data Elements: Procedure and Additional Procedure Code specific completion instructions
  • CDSSG07060 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 2 - Understanding CDS Declaration Data Elements: Data Element Declaration Completion Instructions
  1. Step-By-Step Guide, Step 2 - Data Elements: Contents
  2. Step-By-Step Guide, Step 2 - Understanding CDS Declaration Data Elements: Procedure and Additional Procedure Code specific completion instructions

CDSSG07050 | Step-By-Step Guide, Step 2 - Understanding CDS Declaration Data Elements: Procedure and Additional Procedure Code specific completion instructions

From HM Revenue & Customs · Customs CDS Volume 3 Tariff, Step-by-Step Guide

Prior to completing a customs declaration or Customs Clearance Request (CCR) it is necessary to identify the Procedure (DE 1/10) and Additional Procedure Codes (DE 1/11) to be used.

It is necessary to identify these early in the process as they affect whether:

  • Whether a particular Movement Type may be used

  • Whether a particular Declaration Category can be used

  • How certain data elements must be completed.

Please see sections CDSSG09000 – CDSSG10000 for Step-By-Step Guidance on how to identify the DE 1/10 Procedure and DE 1/11 Additional Procedure Codes to be used.

When completing a customs declaration or CCR it is important that you read the Procedure Code data element completion notes alongside the main Declaration Completion Instructions for the specific Movement Type as the standard data element completion rules may be ‘adapted’ by the Procedure Code.

Declaration Completion Instructions Guidance:

For example, Data Element 1/2 in the Imports Declaration Completion Guide provides 8 codes which may be declared:

CodeType of declarationGoods Arrived or not
AStandard customs declarationGoods arrived
BSimplified declaration on an occasional basisGoods arrived
CSimplified declaration with regular use (pre-authorised)Goods arrived
DStandard customs declarationGoods not arrived (pre-lodged)
ESimplified declaration on an occasional basisGoods not arrived (pre-lodged)
FSimplified declaration with regular use (pre-authorised)Goods not arrived (pre-lodged)
YSupplementary declaration covered by types C and FGoods arrived
ZSupplementary declarations for Entry in Declarants RecordsGoods arrived

Procedure Code Completion Notes:

Procedure Code 4051 states that for DE 1/2 only two codes are permitted:

Additional Declaration Type (D.E. 1/2):

The following codes may be entered for this Procedure Code: A or Z.

Reminder:

Where the chosen Procedure Code (Appendix 1) or Additional Procedure Code (Appendix 2) guidance specifies rules for a certain data element that guidance must be followed and takes precedence over any rules shown in the main Declaration Completion Instructions.

Where the Completion Notes in Appendix 1 and 2 do not cover a particular data element, then the main Declaration Completion Instructions, for the specific Movement Type, should be followed, see CDSSG13000 for more details.

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