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    How is the import of goods subject to mandatory conformity assessment (confirmation) carried out?span class="header_labels">

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    The import of goods subject to mandatory conformity assessment (confirmation) is carried out in accordance with the Regulations on the Procedure for importation into the customs territoryspan class="mytool">The EAEU/a> products (goods) in respect of which mandatory requirements are established within the framework of the Customs Union, approved by the Decision of the Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission No. 29 of 12/25/2012/p>

    In order to place goods under the customs procedure, it is submitted:/p>

    1. Declaration of goods (span class="mytool">DT/a>)) in the form approved by the Decision of the Customs Union Commission No. 257 dated 20.05.2010;/li>
    2. Information confirming compliance with prohibitions and restrictions is declared./li>
    Pay attention! Article 109span class="mytool">The EAEU TC/a> it has been established that the filing of a declaration for goods is not accompanied by the submission to the customs authority of documents confirming the information stated in the declaration for goods, except for the cases provided for in paragraph two of this paragraph./div>

    The submission of a declaration for goods on paper is accompanied by the submission to the customs authority of documents confirming the authority of the person submitting the declaration for goods, unless otherwise established by the legislation of the Member States on customs regulation./p>

    This article also provides for the right of the declarant to submit, before filing a declaration for goods or after filing a declaration for goods before the release of goods, documents confirming information about the origin of goods, compliance with prohibitions and restrictions, if information about such documents and (or) information from them cannot be obtained by the customs authority in accordance with paragraph 2 of Article 80 of the Customs Code The EAEU, and the procedure for submitting these documents may also be established. In order to implement this article, the Order of the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation No. 40 n dated 06.03.2018 was issued "On determining the Procedure for the declarant to submit documents confirming information about the origin of goods, compliance with prohibitions and restrictions before submitting a declaration for goods or after submitting a declaration for goods before the release of goods."/p>

    The Federal Customs Service of Russia has developed a Directory of numbers of permits indicated in column 44 “Additional information/submitted documents” of the goods declaration. The use of this directory by declarants of goods will exclude incorrect indication of information about permits in the declaration for goods and will ensure that customs authorities receive information about permits from the FOIV through the system of interdepartmental electronic interaction./p>

    Customs authorities/a> conduct a check of compliance with the rules of the application in the DT of the information necessary for the purpose of ensuring the safety of imported goods (column 14 of the DT “span class="mytool">Declarant/a>”, column 31 DT “Cargo spaces and description of goods", column 33 DT “Product code", column 34 DT “Country of origin code", column 44 DT “Additional information/Submitted documents"./p>

    Compliance with prohibitions and restrictions in terms of technical regulation/span>
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