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Customs Civil Penalties Guidance

CCPG22000 · Classifying the category of contravention

  • CCPG22100 · Introduction
  • CCPG22200 · Poor compliance
  • CCPG22300 · Serious errors
  • CCPG22400 · Classifying the category of contraventions: deficiencies in systems, records, security of premises etc
  • CCPG22500 · Classifying the category of contraventions: failure to produce records or information
  1. Classifying the category of contravention: contents
  2. Classifying the category of contravention: introduction

CCPG22100 | Classifying the category of contravention: introduction

From HM Revenue & Customs · Customs Civil Penalties Guidance

Customs law imposes a wide range of obligations on those moving goods into, out of and moving through the EU.

When you identify a contravention of those obligations you should consider which of the following categories that contravention falls into:

  • poor compliance, see CCPG22200

  • serious errors, see CCPG22300

  • deficiencies in systems, records, security of premises etc, see CCPG22400, and

  • failure to produce records or information, see CCPG22500.

The link for each of the categories above will show a page that explains what the category means and what action we might take to address a contravention that falls into that category.

For more detailed operational guidance on those actions, see CCPG24000 - CCPG28000.

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