Traducción de «Procedimiento aduanero » (Español → Inglés) :

a guide to customs procedures for short sea shipping – the Commission has published a guide to customs procedures for short sea shipping which has a dual purpose: firstly, to explain the customs rules, indicating opportunities for using simplified procedures (the basis for the second objective) and, secondly, to identify specific needs for further simplification.

2a. The customs administration responsible in each Member State shall, on its own initiative or at the request of the national authority, provide the national authority with any available information to identify the person who carries out dispatches and arrivals of goods covered by the customs procedures of inward processing or processing under customs control.

11". import" means the placing under a customs procedure, other than transit procedure, of GMOs introduced into the customs territory of a Party or non-Party outside the Community from a Party within the Community.

In its communication of 29 March 1995 entitled "Fraud in the transit procedure - Solutions foreseen and perspectives for the future"[1] , the Commission has already alerted the Council and the European Parliament to the fraud affecting the customs transit procedures which during the last five years caused a loss of at least 750 million ECU to the national budgets and the Community.

That framework aims to: 1. guarantee that Community law is applied in such a way as to achieve equivalent results at every point of the Community customs territory in order to: - avoid distortions likely to prejudice the proper functioning of the internal market which might arise owing to variations in the way customs procedures are applied in the various parts of the Community; - protect the Community's interests, particularly its financial interests; - afford an equivalent level of protection to the Community's citizens and economic operators, at whatever point in the Community customs territory customs clearance formalities are carr ...[+++]ied out, while ensuring the necessary smooth flow of trade operations; 2. provide a framework for considering the Community dimension in the organization of services and in the provision of infrastructures and equipment, and promote the joint use of operational material contributing to the implementation of Community rules; 3. foster initiatives that Member States may propose to implement, singly or jointly, to improve the overall efficiency of customs administrations in carrying out their tasks; 4. help Member States develop training for customs officials by adapting it to their changing role in the implementation of Community customs rules and common policies at external borders; 5. contribute, by appropriate actions in the fields of training and technical assistance and cooperation, to the establishment or the development of high-quality customs services in third countries that so request under agreements which the Community has concluded or may conclude with those third countries, and by this means encourage the development of Community trade; 6. encourage openness and efficiency of customs action for the benefit of legitimate trade by strengthening relations between the Community's customs administrations, business, legal and scientific circles, and operators engaged in international trade.

It totally supports the programme but particularly emphasises the following points: - There must be uniform customs clearance procedures for equivalent transactions in all places in the customs area; - Information on the new procedures and communication links between administration and business must be improved; - Compatible IT systems must be set up to enhance dialogue with the business sector; - Physical checks should be conducted only once and should, as far as possible, be limited to sensitive product categories; - There is a need for a common core of training in customs law and procedure for customs officials in the Member State ...[+++]s; - Measures carried out under the five-year action programme should be reviewed every 18 months.