Customs Act 1901
PART IV
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THE IMPORTATION OF GOODS
Division 4
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The Entry, Unshipment, Landing, and Examination of Goods
Subdivision AB
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Information and grant of authority to deal with specified low value goods
If a self-assessed clearance declaration is communicated to the Department but not together with a cargo report, a Collector must communicate a self-assessed clearance declaration advice electronically to the person who made the declaration.
A self-assessed clearance declaration advice:
(a) must refer to the number given by a Collector to identify the self-assessed clearance declaration to which the advice is a response; and
(b) must contain:
SECTION 71AAAG
COLLECTOR
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S RESPONSE IF A SELF-ASSESSED CLEARANCE DECLARATION IS COMMUNICATED SEPARATELY FROM A CARGO REPORT
71AAAG(1)
If a self-assessed clearance declaration is communicated to the Department but not together with a cargo report, a Collector must communicate a self-assessed clearance declaration advice electronically to the person who made the declaration.
71AAAG(2)
A self-assessed clearance declaration advice:
(a) must refer to the number given by a Collector to identify the self-assessed clearance declaration to which the advice is a response; and
(b) must contain:
(i) a statement that the goods covered by the declaration are cleared for home consumption; or
(ii) a direction that the goods covered by the declaration be held in their current location or further examined.
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