Circular 56/2019/TT-BTC Amending Circular 49/2015/TT-BTC Stipulating Customs Procedures for Letters, Packages, Packages of Export and Import Goods Sent by Enterprises’ Postal Services Designated and Circular 191/2015/TT-BTC Stipulating Customs Procedures for Export, Import, Transit Goods Sent via International Courier Service Issued by the Minister of Finance

Model number:	56/2019/TT-BTC		Type of document:	Circular
Issued place:	Ministry of Finance		Signed by:	Vu Thi Mai
Date issued:	23/08/2019		Effective date:	15/10/2019
Notice day:	Updating		Publication number:	Updating
			Status:	Not yet in effect

06 cases of canceling electronic customs declaration with import-export goods of group 1

This is the featured content mentioned in Circular 56/2019/TT-BTC amending Circular 49/2015/TT-BTC dated 14/4/2015 and Circular 191/2015/TT-BTC November 24,2015.

Accordingly, when carrying out e-customs procedures for packages and goods of group 1 exported or imported via postal service, enterprises must cancel customs declarations in the following cases:

– Cases prescribed in Clause 11, Article 1 of Circular 39/2018/TT-BTC;

– Declare multiple customs declarations for the same package or goods parcel (duplicating the declaration information);

– Packages and packages of imported goods have declared customs declarations and completed destruction procedures in Vietnam according to regulations;

– Customs declarations are declared according to groups of packages and packages not in compliance with regulations after handling violations;

– Low-value customs declarations that misrepresent information are not allowed to be amended, supplemented as prescribed;

Except for cases where customs clearance or release of goods and goods has passed through customs supervision areas or has been exported;

– The consignee refuses to accept the package, the package of imported goods has registered the declaration but not yet cleared.

=> Circular 56/2019/TT-BTC takes effect from October 15, 2019.