Outline four categories of goods which are subject to customs control under the Customs and excise Act.

Outline four categories of goods which are subject to customs control under the Customs and excise Act.

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- Restricted exports are goods subject to restriction on exportation.
- Goods pending exportation and are stored in a customs area with proper permission of a custom officer.
- Goods which have been seized or are under a notice of seizure.
- Dutiable goods where duty has not been paid.
- Goods subject to export duty from the time of giving them to the party for export to the time of exportation.
- Goods in bonded warehouse.
- Goods under draw back from time of claim of drawback

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Wilfykil answered the question on February 15, 2019 at 07:49

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