**1. Essence of the Law:**
This order introduces amendments to the existing procedure for charging fees for customs formalities performed outside the location of customs authorities or outside working hours. The amendments concern cases where customs formalities are performed at the written request of the declarant, as well as when forms of customs control are determined using a risk management system. The order clarifies the procedures and documentation related to the payment for these services.
**2. Structure and Main Provisions:**
The order consists of the following parts:
* General provisions: define the scope of regulation, payers of fees, and conditions for making decisions on the performance of customs formalities.
* Procedure for calculating and making payments: establishes rules for calculating fees, taking into account the time spent on customs formalities and methods of recording the time of performance.
* Cases where fees are not charged: specifies exceptions when fees are not charged in accordance with legislation and international treaties.
* Appendix: a new version of the form of written request for the performance of customs formalities.
Key changes:
* Clarification regarding the performance of customs formalities during working hours based on a risk management system (without a written request).
* Amendments to the form of written request.
* Clarification regarding the documents on the basis of which the fee is charged (written request or inspection report).
**3. Important Provisions for Use:**
* The fee may now be charged not only on the basis of a written request, but also in cases where customs formalities are performed during working hours based on a risk management system.
* It is important to correctly fill out the new form of written request to avoid delays in customs clearance.
* Attention should be paid to cases where the fee is not charged in order not to overpay for customs services.
This act introduces changes to the regulatory legal act governing customs matters.
