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

CDSSG12000 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Document Codes

  • CDSSG12010 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Introduction to Document Codes
  • CDSSG12020 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Documentary Code Requirements
  • CDSSG12030 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Differences between CHIEF and CDS Document Codes
  • CDSSG12040 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Commodity Code Requirements for Document Codes
  • CDSSG12050 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Procedure Code Requirements for Document Codes
  • CDSSG12060 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Additional Procedure Code Requirements for Document Codes
  • CDSSG12070 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Using Document Codes to Declare Authorisations and Approvals
  • CDSSG12080 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Other Requirements for Document Codes
  • CDSSG12090 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Declaring Document Status Codes
  • CDSSG12100 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Using Document Codes to declare Licences and Certificates
  • CDSSG12110 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Writing Quantities Off Limited Quantity Documents
  • CDSSG12120 · Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Declaring Document Codes
  1. Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Document Codes: Contents
  2. Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Documentary Code Requirements

CDSSG12020 | Step-By-Step Guide, Step 7 - Documentary Code Requirements

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

Document Codes are used to declare reference numbers or exemptions for any type of documentation needed to release the goods. Document Codes may be required for:

  • Documents used to restrict the movement of certain types of goods such as licences and certificates

  • Authorisations required to release the goods using the specific declaration type or customs procedure, treatment or use

  • Documentary Proofs of Origin used to support claims to preferential rates of duty

  • Commercial documentation to support the clearance of the goods such as invoices, packing lists or Bills of Lading

  • Claim a waiver from the requirement to hold a specific type of document as a result of the goods being exempt from that control. This is indicated on the declaration by either using a specific waiver document code or a waiver status code, for example XX or XW.

Use of a waiver is a legal declaration that the goods are exempted from the documentary controls.

Evidence must be held in records to show eligibility for the waiver or exemption which must be produced on demand.

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