Examples of using Customs debt in English and their translations into Polish
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Ii the ratio between the quantity of compensating products for which a customs debt is incurred and the total quantity of compensating products of the same kind.
Council Regulation(EEC) No 4046/89 of 21 December 1989 on the security to be given to ensure payment of a customs debt(43);
The period shall close on the last day of the month in which the customs debt is incurred.
Make reference to the security to be provided by the person concerned to cover any customs debt which may arise.
For goods entered under this procedure no customs debt is established and entered in the accounts.
Council has sought to clarify the conditions of extinguishment of a customs debt where the goods are seized and confiscated.
Council Regulation(EEC) No 2144/87 of 13 July 1987 on customs debt(30), as last amended by Regulation(EEC) No 4108/88(31);
the information INF8, in order to communicate the elements for assessment of the customs debt applicable to the goods before usual forms of handling have taken place;
Issues arose in connection with the proposal to extend the liability of the guarantor to cover any customs debt arising from undeclared goods
is the debtor of the customs debt arising from the failure to observe the provisions governing that procedure.
Notification of a decision determining the amount of duty may not be issued to the debtor after the expiry of a period of three years from the date on which the customs debt was incurred.
When an offence or irregularity under the TIR Convention gives rise to a customs debt in the Community, the provisions of this section shall apply mutatis mutandis to the other charges mentioned in Article 91(1)(a) of the Code.
The guarantee provided for a specific declaration shall apply to the customs debt in respect of all goods covered by
export duties resulting from a customs debt(40);
without prejudice to the provisions concerning the customs debt.
It is appropriate to take account of the good faith of the person concerned in cases where a customs debt is incurred through non-compliance with customs legislation and to minimize the impact of negligence on the part of the debtor.
The customs authorities referred to in Article 217(1) are those of the Member State where the customs debt is incurred
that are no longer in force, since there may still be related outstanding customs debt in the so-called B-accounts i.e. related to outstanding disputed claims.
confiscation, as referred to in point(d) of paragraph 1, the customs debt shall, nevertheless, for the purposes of penalties applicable to customs offences, be deemed not to have been extinguished where, under the law of a Member State, customs duties or the existence of a customs debt provide the basis for determining penalties.
In the event of seizure and confiscation, the customs debt shall, nonetheless for the purposes of the criminal law applicable to customs offences, be deemed not to have been extinguished where, under a Member State's criminal law, customs duties provide the basis for determining penalties or the existence of a customs debt is grounds for taking criminal proceedings.