Other Regulations Related to Customs

Customs Regulations are a series of rules and regulations that regulate the entry and exit of goods from a country as well as the payment of import and export duties related to the import and export of goods. One of its goals is to ensure national security and protect domestic industry from unfair competition.

Some examples of common customs regulations included in this are:

1. Import duties: namely state levies on imported goods to limit the entry of imported goods in order to protect domestic products.
2. Export controls: namely regulations that limit or control the export of certain goods that can have a negative impact on national security or a country’s international relations.
3. Customs procedures: namely a series of procedures for entering or removing goods through the country’s entry points.
4. Goods inspection: namely the process of physical and document inspection to ensure the suitability and safety of imported or exported goods.

Customs regulations are usually regulated by government bodies that handle customs issues, such as the Directorate General of Customs and Excise in Indonesia.

Other Regulations Related to Customs

Several other regulations related to customs that apply in Indonesia include:

1. Minister of Finance Regulation (PMK) Number 96 Of 2023 Concerning Customs, Excise And Tax Provisions On The Import And Export through delivery services
2. PMK Number 35 Of 2023 Concerning Procedures For Submitting A Certificate Of Origin And/Or Declaration Of Origin Of Goods In The Context Of The Imposition Of Import Duty Rates On Imported Goods Based On An International Agreement Or Agreement
3. PMk No. 190/PMK.04/2022 Concerning Release Of Imported Goods For Use.
4. PMK No. 185/PMK.04/2022 Concerning Customs Inspection In The Import Process.
5. PMK No. 168/PMP.04/2022 Concerning Colateral In The Framework Of Customs And Excise Activities