- Dubai Customs implemented a Voluntary Disclosure System (VDS) under Customs Policy No. (58/2024) effective July 8, 2024
- The VDS aims to promote compliance, transparency, trust, and participation
- Clients can rectify errors in customs declarations without severe penalties
- The VDS covers various types of violations related to import, export, transit, warehouse, and more
- Eligible businesses and individuals can submit voluntary disclosures through the Dubai Customs portal
- Clients must settle due customs duties within 30 days of receiving the financial claim notification
- Dubai Customs will waive fines if violations are disclosed before they are discovered
- The VDS aligns with global standards and best practices for customs compliance
- It helps businesses avoid financial penalties and reputational damage
- The VDS supports the objectives of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the World Customs Organization (WCO)
Source: mailchi.mp
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