Statistics Act, 1999
R 385
Customs and Excise Act, 1964 (Act No. 91 of 1964)Customs and Excise RulesChapter V : Clearance and Origin of Goods: Liability for and payment of dutiesRules for Section 39 of the ActImporters' clearing instructions |
39.01 | In respect of the clearing instructions prescribed in subsection 39(1)(c) the Controller may, in the case of— |
(a) | repetitive clearances of stock ex a licensed customs and excise warehouse and provided the circumstances and purpose of each subsequent clearance is identical to the first one, accept copies of the original written clearing instruction; |
(b) | a single consignment being cleared on more than one bill of entry (split consignment), accept a photostat copy of the written clearing instruction used to clear the first part of the consignment; |
(c) | airfreight, imports by road overland and clearances on behalf of ship's chandlers and ships repairers ex licensed customs and excise warehouses, accept importers" telephonic or faxed instructions; |
(d) | goods destined for an inland centre but cleared at the coast, accept a faxed instruction; or |
(e) | project work, where the main contractor has not yet set up an office in the Republic, but goods have already been shipped, accept a letter of instruction or faxed instructions from the contractor overseas. |
(f) | all clearances, accept importer's instructions submitted electronically |
39.02 | Where the purpose code on an original bill of entry is to be substituted the provisions of rule 40.02 shall apply. |
39.03 | Importers shall be exempt from the issue of clearing instructions in respect of— |
(a) | unaccompanied baggage; |
(b) | household effects of item 407.06; or |
(c) | goods which need not be entered in terms of section 38(1)(a). |