CDD 2012 reporting requirements under the new Turkish Customs

CDD 2012 reporting requirements under the new Turkish Customs
 2012 Turkey's latest customs reporting requirements CDD CDD (Cargo Data Declaration)
 Turkey, the latest customs regulations, since January 1, 2012 onwards (boat days), traveling to Turkey or the Turkish port of transit through the implementation of all goods "manifest to declare in advance" rule, requiring 24 hours before shipment to submit to the Turkish customs manifests. • The need to declare the goods: - All goods imported into Turkey (category TR) - all through the Turkish port of transit of goods (category TTR) - do not need to declare goods in transit
 In addition to asking the carrier to declare, the Turkish customs also require all non-vessel carrier must be declared to the Turkish customs and specific rules for the declaration of the NVOCC to customs or port of destination, the consignee query. Our receipt of the relevant requirements, will be the first time to convey.
 • CDD (Cargo Data Declaration): USD25-per ticket with the shipping charge (if any special contract customers, according to the agreed destination charge) • Change fees (SMA): every vote USD40. • applies only to the Turkish port of imported goods (ie category TR) • transit of goods (TTR) to send Turkey AMS, but without having to pay CDD / SMA.
 In addition to requirements consistent with the EU Customs ENS data, the Turkish customs have other special requirements for the following data: • six HS codes; • the consignee or notify the person (when the consignee as "To Order" time) of the tariff lines (Tax ID) (only Turkish port of goods, the consignee or notify the outside, except in Turkey); • for example: • the port of destination is ISTANBUL, the consignee is a Russian company, without providing tariff; • the port of destination is ISTANBUL, consignee tO ORDER, notice who is Turkish companies, who must provide notice of tariff lines.