Definitive export of goods
Definitive export means sending goods out of the country's customs territory for sale or consumption in foreign countries. In certain cases, the natural or legal person is exempted from paying customs duties, commercial profits, duties and taxes.
Examples of definitive exports of goods
Examples of definitive exports of goods
The types of bans on definite exports are as follows: Exported goods are prohibited under Islamic holy law and regulations Antiquities related to cultural heritage Livestock and plant species and animal species to preserve genetic resources and protect the environment Clearance of goods that are done under the customs procedure of definitive export and require obtaining a health certificate, quarantine certificate, environmental certificate without obtaining a certificate from the relevant organization, is not allowed for export and clearance.
Definitive export of goods is a customs procedure according to which domestic goods are exported for sale or consumption. The Ministry of Commerce has a pricing committee for export goods and annually determines the price list of exported goods and its changes based on the selling price in the international markets and notifies the customs in order to prevent the exporter from overstating the customs declaration. And by taking advantage of export benefits, customs checks the value of export goods. In previous years, for a definite export, a foreign exchange commitment was required, which has now been canceled. Leave customs clearance and clearance procedures for export goods, including shipping to customs, submission of export declaration, justification list, business card, to Barizan Group.
