What is Entry in Declarant’s Records (EIDR) under UCC
Entry in Declarant’s Records (EIDR) is a new facilitation introduced under the Union Customs Code(UCC). In European Union (EU), Entry in Declarant’s Records (EIDR) allows economic operators to release goods to a customs procedure without the need to provide a full customs declaration at the point of release using a simplified data set via an entry in their electronic commercial records. A supplementary declaration may be required at a later date providing the full fiscal and statistical information. When you declare your goods to a customs procedure by EIDR, you must notify HMRC that this has taken place. You can do this by sending an email containing minimal import data to a designated email account. HMRC can then take control over the goods where necessary. If you have an AEO authorisation, EIDR traders are eligible for a waiver from providing this information. The Local Clearance Procedure (LCP), is to be renamed Entry in the Declarants Records (EIDR) under the UCC. The EIDR authorisation holder must have an AEOC authorisation;
EIDR can be used to enter goods to free circulation, Storage (customs warehousing), Inward Processing, Outward Processing, Specific Use, temporary admission, export or re-export. EIDR cannot be used to enter goods for temporary storage, Onward Supply Relief, transit, any special procedure where an INF form is required, low value import, pre-departure declarations, indirect exports and exports of excise goods.
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