The Cabinet of Ministers approved on September 5 the fees for customs examination of goods at the initiative of the declaring persons, in connection with the customs control and clearance.
In total they identified 34 types of expertise, the implementation of which will cost the owner of goods from 5 to 125 manat. For example, examination of the composition of goods is estimated at AZN 50, and learning the date of manufacture costs 5 manat. Maximum amount of customs fees for the examination of goods is set to determine the levels of pesticides in food and water.
Rates of customs duties for the examination of goods come into force 30 days after the publication of the decree by the Cabinet of Ministers. - 08D-
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