Uzbekistan, Tashkent, May 29 / Trend, D. Azizov /
An importer must submit an export cargo customs declaration and other documents to the Uzbek state customs service that confirms the customs value of goods imported by using incentives for customs duties, the Uzbek State Customs Committee reported referencing an Uzbek government decree.
According to the decree, the export cargo customs declaration and other documents confirming the customs value of the goods and the costs incurred before the Uzbek customs territory are submitted in the form of paper or electronic documents in Russian and English.
While exporting goods, a document issued in the country of export / re-export is submitted if the value of the goods is not indicated in the declaration. This document replaces the customs declaration. In this case, the document must contain information about the name of the exporter and importer, cost, weight, and quantity of goods imported into the customs territory of Uzbekistan.
The privileges on customs duties are delivered to confirm the cost of imported goods. The customs fees are charged for unconfirmed value of imported goods. If the export cargo customs declaration or other document replacing has not been submitted, then the privileges on tax payments are not available.
The decree does not apply to the goods imported by legal entities through the loans of international and foreign government financial institutions, as well as the import contracts, examined at the Ministry of Foreign Economic Relations, Investments and Trade, the contracts concluded on the basis of the decisions of inter-ministerial tender commissions, the import contracts for the liquid hydrocarbon supply. The decree does not apply to the goods imported as humanitarian aid, technical assistance and grants, as well as foreign exchange and securities imported for the Uzbek national currency.