Examples of using Community customs code in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Community customs code.
New European Community Customs Code.
The Community Customs Code is, in principle, applicable to trade with all non-member countries.
(31) Article 13(2) of Community Customs Code.
On 1 May 2016, a fundamental change will take place when the UCC comes into force,replacing the existing European Community Customs Code(CCC).
(24) Article 13(2) of the Community Customs Code.
Whereas such a Community Customs Code(hereinafter called'the Code') must incorporate current customs legislation;
On 1 May 2016 the Union Customs Code comes into force,replacing the Community Customs Code.
(14) Article 4(f) of the Community Customs Code Implementing Provisions.
(a) Article 8 is hereby amended as follows: The following words shall be inserted after the word"committee":"provided for in Article 247 of the Community Customs Code".
However, according to the Community Customs Code, the origin can be"EU" OR a Member State.
The risk is further limited because customs authorities may require a guarantee(Article 88 of the Community Customs Code).
The Community Customs Code has been modernised following the expiry of the ECSC Treaty and the two successive enlargements of the European Union.
Part of the port is also the Free Zone of the port of Thessaloniki,which operates in accordance with the Community Customs Code since 1995.
In addition, instruments such as the Community Customs Code ensure that Member States' customs authorities apply the standards uniformly.
For the definition of the country of origin,paragraph 3 of the Commission proposal refers to the Community Customs Code.
Whereas the implementing code for the Community Customs Code hereby established should set out existing customs implementing rules;
The European Customs Information Portal brings together in one website a variety of relevant information on the EU legislation andexplanatory documents on the safety and security amendment of the Community Customs Code.
The Community Customs Code lays down and defines the legislation applicable to the import and export of goods between the European Community and non-member countries.
The specific provisions for BTI are set out in Article 12 of the Community Customs Code(CCC)(4), together with Articles 5 to 14 of the Implementing Provisions of the Community Customs Code(CCCIP)(5).
The Community Customs Code can in principle be applied to trade with all non-member countries, allowing the application of other regulations in cases where international agreements establish special security measures.
(26) Special Report No 8/99 on securities andguarantees provided for in the Community Customs Code to protect the collection of traditional own resources, together with the CommissionŐs replies OJ C 70, 10.3.2000, p.
The Community Customs Code can in principle be applied to trade with all non-member countries, allowing the application of other regulations in cases where international agreements establish special security measures.
Council Regulation(EEC) No 2913/92 of 12 October 1992 establishing the Community Customs Code(5) was based upon integration of the customs procedures applied separately in the respective Member States during the 1980s.
Case T-23/03: CAS SpA v Commission of the European Communities(Association Agreement between the EEC andthe Republic of Turkey- Remission of import duty- Fruit juice concentrate from Turkey- Community Customs Code- Movement certificates- Special situation- Rights of the defence).
(13) Articles 515 to 516 of the Community Customs Code Implementing Provisions as last amended by Commission Regulation(EC) No 1875/2006 OJ L 360, 19.12.2006, p.
(Appeals- EEC-Turkey Association Agreement- Regulation(EEC) No 2913/92- Article 239- Community Customs Code- Repayment and remission of import duty- Fruit juice concentrate from Turkey- Movement certificates- Falsification- Special situation).
(12) Article 86 of the Community Customs Code. THE COMMISSION'S REPLIES- The Commission will follow up this point with the Member State concerned but considers it possible that this is a local error.
Article 373 of the provisions implementing the Community Customs Code specifies the general conditions governing persons applying for these simplifications(see Annex II).
(34) Article 221(3) of the Community Customs Code(Regulation(EEC) No 2913/92) stipulates that communication to the debtor shall not take place after the expiry of a period of three years from the date on which the customs debt was incurred.