Customs inspection

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The customs inspection is an in freight Applied physical inspection of goods by the Customs . It serves as a way of checking an accepted customs declaration and is a measure of the customs inspection . The inspection usually takes place at a customs office or a clearance point . It is carried out by clearance officers from the relevant country. The goods are examined for quantity and / or condition. After the presentation it must be tested not physically, but the customs office has to examine the goods. A distinction is made between partial and full inspection.

The customs inspection is ordered for the following reasons:

  • Doubts about the correctness of the customs declaration
  • Arrange for a random sample due to monitoring

Types of inspection

  • Quantity inspection
  • Condition inspection
  • Tariff inspection
  • Appraisal
  • Meat inspection

Web links

The customs inspection; Information from the Federal Ministry of Finance at www.zoll.de