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Union Customs Code — Article 252

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Article 252 Amount of import duty in case of temporary admission with partial relief from import duty 1. The amount of import duty in respect of goods placed under the temporary admission procedure with partial relief from import duty shall be set at 3 % of the amount of import duty which would have been payable on those goods had they been released for free circulation on the date on which they were placed under the temporary admission procedure. That amount shall be payable for every month or fraction of a month during which the goods have been placed under the temporary admission procedure with partial relief from import duty. 2. The amount of import duty shall not exceed that which would have been payable if the goods in question had been released for free circulation on the date on which they were placed under the temporary admission procedure.

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Filers who named this exact article number in their own text. It is their sentence, not our reading — and not a causal claim.

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WhoCountryWhat they wrote
European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations EFPIABEons for placing goods on the market in the EU (Article 88(3)(d)) should be included in the list of Union customs infringements in Article 252 and should attract deterrent sanctions. EFPIA welcomes the removal of the EUR 150 thresholds under which customs dutie ↗
International Trademark Association (INTA)BEoods comply with the relevant other legislation applied by the customs authorities” in the list of Union customs infringements in Article 252. ↗
EYBEcurrently existing divided landscape between the EU Member States. Forms of sanction In case of a customs infringement listed in Article 252 of the new Union Customs Code, Article 254 provides for minimum non-criminal sanctions. In case of monetary penalties, ↗
UNION DES FABRICANTSFRons that are as dissuasive as possible. This is related in Article 254: « Where sanctions to customs infringements referred to in Article 252 are applied, they shall take at least one or several of the following forms, while ensuring that sanctions are effecti ↗
AIM - European Brands AssociationBEshould be included in the list of Union customs infringements in Article 252 and attract deterrent sanctions. 5. Deemed importers We are very pleased to see that online sellers and e-commerce platforms will be deemed as importers (Article 5(13)). While recogni ↗
Bitkom e.V.DEthis should help to identify falsified shipping documentation which is a well-known problem in this illegal trade. As laid out in Article 252(1)(c), Union customs infringements should include “provision of incomplete, inaccurate, invalid, inauthentic, false or ↗
American Chamber of Commerce to the EUBEis a well-known problem in this illegal trade. As laid out in 5 EU Customs Reform Our position 25 October 2023 art. 252(1)(c), infringements should include ‘provision of incomplete, inaccurate, invalid, inauthentic, false or falsified information or documents ↗
The Imaging Consumable Coalition of Europe, Middle East and AfricaGBant other legislation applied by the customs authorities”, should be included in the list of the Union’s customs infringements in Article 252 and attract deterrent sanctions. ↗

Source: public consultation submissions and position papers. n = 8 mentions; counted as a literal reference to the article number.

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