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Outreach for TradeNet Version 4.1 and AHTN2012
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Part I - TradeNet Version 4.1
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Outline
• Why Upgrade?
• Changes to permit fields
• Key Dates to remember
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Why Upgrade?
1) Align to regional and international standards
Align TradeNet permit fields to WCO Data Model
Implement World Customs Organisation(WCO)’s HS amendments
Implement ASEAN Harmonized Tariff Nomenclature (AHTN) 2012
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Why Upgrade?
2) Introduce new Trade Facilitative Measures
Relax some amendment & cancellation rules
Enable auto-update of codes to TradeNet declarants
Improve Cargo Clearance Permit (CCP) printout
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Why Upgrade?
1) Align to regional and international standards
Align TradeNet permit fields to WCO Data Model
Implement World Customs Organisation(WCO)’s HS amendments
Implement ASEAN Harmonized Tariff Nomenclature 2012
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WCO DATA MODEL
Adopt WCO Data Model standard for TradeNet
permit fields:
facilitate cross border trade with trading partners
to enable data exchange initiatives with other Customs administrations
WCO Data Model
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Changes to Permit Fields
Examples:
i. Expanded field length for some fields
ii. New format and input values
iii. New fields
iv. Renamed fields
v. Deleted fields
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i. Expanded field length for some fields
Field Name
End-use Description
Goods Description
Master Air WayBill No./ Ocean Bill of Lading No.House Air WayBill No./ House Bill of Lading No.
Place of Release Name and Address
Place of Receipt Name and Address
Trader’s Remarks
Changes to Permit Fields
e.g.
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ii. New format and input values
(a) Format changes for:• End-User Address*• Consignee Address*+
• Exporter Address+
• Manufacturer Address+
New Address Format
Street and number/P.O. Box
City name
Country Code
Country sub-entity name
Country sub-entity identification
Postcode identification
Changes to Permit Fields
* For Strategic Goods applications
+ For Certification of Origin / Export with
Certificate of Origin applications
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New Address Format
Street and number/P.O. Box
City name
Country Code
Country sub-entity name
Country sub-entity identification
Postcode identification
Changes to Permit Fields
For pure Certificate of Origin (CO) applications or export with CO applications, you are required to declare the following addresses in the first 2 fields:• Consignee Address• Exporter Address• Manufacturer Address
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(b) New input values for cargo packing type Simplified to only 2 types:
• 5 (Other Non-Containerized)• 9 (Containerized)
Field Name
Current codes New codes
Cargo Packing Type
1 – Bulk 5 (Other Non-containerised)
2 - Conventional 5 (Other Non-containerised)
3 – Containerised 9 (Containerised)
4 – Packed to bulk 5 (Other Non-containerised)
Changes to Permit Fields
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1. Customs Procedure Code (CPC) and their
2. Processing Code (PC) 1
3. Processing Code (PC) 2
4. Processing Code (PC) 3
• Catered at header level, to identify nature of transactions e.g.
Authorised Economic Operator (AEO)
Strategic goods
Seastores
CWC
iii. New fields
Changes to Permit Fields
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In each permit application, you may declare up to:
• 5 Customs Procedure Codes (CPC)
• 5 sets of Processing Codes (PC)1, PC2 and PC3 for each CPC
1. CPC 1. PC1 1. PC2 1. PC3
2. PC1 2. PC2 2. PC3
3. PC1 3. PC2 3. PC3
4. PC1 4. PC2 4. PC3
5. PC1 5. PC2 5. PC3
2. CPC 1. PC1 1. PC2 1. PC3
.. 2. PC1 2. PC2 3. PC3
.. … …
5. CPC 1. PC1 2. PC2 3. PC3
CPC and Processing Codes (PC)
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CPC PC1 PC2 PC3
AEO Country Code of country that issues the AEO Number e.g. CA, KR, SG, JP
AEO Number
For AEO shipments
NoteAEO Numbers are no longer declared:• in the CA Licence Number field• with prefix “AEOXX” (where XX refers to the code of
the country that issued the AEO Number)
Use of CPC and PC – Example 1
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Illustration – declaring AEO shipments
TradeNet 4.0 - declare at CA Licence Number field
Customs Procedure Code
Processing Code 1 Processing Code 2 Processing Code 3
TradeNet 4.1 - declare at CPC, PC1 and PC2
Use of CPC and PC - Example 1 (cont’d)
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CPC PC1 PC2 PC3
SEASTORE Number of crew
Voyage duration
For SEASTORE shipments
NoteYou are no longer required to declare the SEASTORE information in the CA/SC Product code, CA/SC Codes 1 and 2 fields
Use of CPC and PC – Example 2
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Illustration – declaring SEASTORE shipments
TradeNet 4.0 - declare at CA/SC Product Code and CA/SC Code 1 & 2
Customs Procedure Code
Processing Code 1 Processing Code 2 Processing Code 3
TradeNet 4.1 - declare at CPC, PC1 and PC2
Use of CPC and PC – Example 2 (cont’d)
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For Strategic Trade Scheme (STS) Tier 1 shipments
CPC PC1 PC2 PC3
STS STS1
WCO DATA MODEL
NoteIn addition, you are required to continue to provide the same information in your strategic goods Tier 1 permit applications
Use of CPC and PC - Example 3
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CPC PC1 PC2 PC3
STS STS2 STS Tier 2 Permit Number
For Strategic Trade Scheme (STS) Tier 2 shipments
NoteIn addition, you are required to declare the Strategic Goods Product Code in the CA/SC Product Code field instead of the “Trader’s Remarks” field of the outward permit application
Use of CPC and PC - Example 4
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CPC PC1 PC2 PC3
STS STS3 STS Tier 3 Permit Number
For Strategic Trade Scheme (STS) Tier 3 shipments
NoteIn addition, you are required to declare the Strategic Goods Product Code in the CA/SC Product Code field instead of the “Trader’s Remarks” field of the outward permit application
Use of CPC and PC - Example 5
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CPC PC1 PC2 PC3
CWC
For imports and exports of chemicals controlled by National Authority, Chemical Weapons Convention [NA(CWC)]
NoteIn addition, you are required to provide the same information for CWC permit applications.
Use of CPC and PC - Example 6
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CPC PC1 PC2 PC3
STS and CWC
STS1
For exports of chemicals controlled by NA(CWC) under the Strategic Trade Scheme (STS) Tier 1 Scheme
NoteIn addition, you are required to provide the same information for CWC and STS Tier 1 permit applications
Use of CPC and PC - Example 7
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CPC PC1 PC2 PC3
STS and CWC
STS2 STS Tier 2 Permit Number
For exports of chemicals controlled by NA(CWC) under the Strategic Trade Scheme (STS) Tier 2 Scheme
Note:In addition, you are required to provide the CWC information and declare the Strategic Goods product code in the CA/SC product code field.
Use of CPC and PC – Example 8
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CPC PC1 PC2 PC3
STS and CWC
STS3 STS Tier 3 Permit Number
NoteIn addition, you are required to provide the CWC information and declare the Strategic Goods product code in the CA/SC product code field.
For exports of chemicals controlled by NA(CWC) under the Strategic Trade Scheme (STS) Tier 3 Scheme
Use of CPC and PC – Example 9
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E.g. For an import shipment of CWC chemicals accorded with AEO status in Singapore and Japan, following will be declared:
CPC PC1 PC2 PC3
1. AEO JP 123456
SG 987654
2. CWC
Multiple CPC and PC
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5. Temporary Import Start Date - to indicate intended start date of the temporary import activity
iii. New Fields – cont’d
Changes to Permit Fields
WD = working day27
Permit Submission
For repairs & other purposes
Within
9 WDs 3 months
TI Start Date TI End Date
Permit Submission
TI Start Date TI End DateFor exhibition
Within 21 WDs
3 months
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Permit Submission TI Start Date TI End Date
For exhibition
3 months
Illustration on TI Start Date
Changes to Permit Fields
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6. Other Tax Rate ]
7. Other Tax Rate Unit ]
8. Other Tax Amount ] For
9. Total Other Tax Amount ] future
10. Refund for Item Other Tax Amount ] use
11. Total Refund Amount for Other Tax ]
iii. New Fields – cont’d
Changes to Permit Fields
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iv. Renamed fields
Current Fields Renamed Fields
Inward/Outward
Voyage number/Flight
number
Inward/Outward
Conveyance Reference
Number
Inward/Outward
Vessel name/Aircraft
Registration number
Inward/Outward
Transport Identifier
1. Flight Number/Aircraft Registration Number
2. Vessel Name
3. Voyage Number
Changes to Permit Fields
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v. Deleted fields
1. Percentage of Alcohol Unit, i.e. LPA
2. Inward Vessel Location
3. Outward Vessel Location
4. Vehicle Registration Number, i.e. car plate number (declared for used motor vehicles only)
Changes to Permit Fields
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Why Upgrade?
2) Introduce new Trade Facilitative Measures
Relax some amendment & cancellation rules
Enable auto-update of codes to declarants
Improve the printing of Cargo Clearance Permit(CCP)
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Relaxation of Amendment Rules
A. Allow amendment to payment related information of payment permits, subject to following conditions:
• permit is not utilised for cargo clearance;
• permit’s payment condition is GF or G7 (i.e. IBG mode);
• permit contains only non-dutiable goods; and
• application for amendment MUST be submitted before 23:59:59 hours of the same day of approval
Strongly encouraged to submit amendment application within office hours
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Examples of Payment Related Information
• Currency code
• Freight charges
• Insurance charges
• Importer UEN and Name
• Item CIF value
• Unit price
Relaxation of Amendment Rules
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Relaxation of Cancellation Rules
B. Allow cancellation of a payment permit, subject to following conditions:
permit is not utilised for cargo clearance;
permit’s payment condition is GF or G7; and
application for cancellation MUST be submitted before 23:59:59 hours of the same day of approval
• Strongly encouraged to submit cancellation application within office hours
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Relaxation of other amendment rules
C. Allow extensions of permit validity period for partially utilised permits
D. Allow amendments to “Name” fields without amendments to corresponding “Code” fields
Original Amendment
Exporter UEN = 123456 Exporter UEN = 123456
Exporter Name = ABC Pte Ltd Exporter Name = ABCD Pte Ltd
Place of Release Code = O (Others) Place of Release Code = O (Others)
Place of Release Name = ABC Pte Ltd
Place of Release Name = ABCD Pte Ltd
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Why Upgrade?
2) Introduce new Trade Facilitative Measures
Relax some amendment & cancellation rules
Enable auto-update of codes to declarants
Improve the printing of Cargo Clearance Permit(CCP)
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• Currently, weekly updates of exchange rates are being pushed automatically to frontend
• New service to push the updates of these codes to frontend automatically, at end of the day:o Country Codeso Port Codeso Location Codeso CA’s Product codeso Controlled HS codeso Customs Procedure Code
Auto-Update of Codes to Declarants
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Why Upgrade?
2) Introduce new Trade Facilitative Measures
Relax some amendment & cancellation rules
Enable auto-update of codes to declarants
Improve Cargo Clearance Permit (CCP) printout
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Improve CCP Printout
Only the last five characters (i.e. 4 numbers plus the check alpha) of Declarant Code/NRIC number will be printed
Blank lines will not be printed, e.g. Place of Release and Receipt Name/Address and Goods Description
Permit Number and Permit Condition Code will be printed in BOLD
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Permit number printed in
BOLD.
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LUCKY8888 PTE LTD
123456789G
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Singapore
Customs
ABC Tpt Co
Tan Ah Seng
XXXX2398F
64532178
New NRIC printing format
and Permit Condition code
printed in BOLD.
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Singapore
Customs
ABC Tpt Co
Tan Ah Seng
XXXX2398F
64532178
Sample Printout for CCP with one
non-dutiable item.
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LUCKY8888 PTE LTD
123456789G
192837465K 192837465K
Implementation Date
• Implementation of TradeNet Version 4.1:
1 Jan 2012
• Parallel run of TradeNet Versions 4.0 and 4.1:
from 1 Dec 2011
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Key Dates to remember
1 to 31 Dec 2011 – Parallel run of TradeNet Versions 4.0 and 4.1
TradeNet version 4.0
Accepts only AHTN2007 codes
Allows amendments to TradeNet version 4.0 permits only
Allows cancellation and refunds of TradeNet Version 4.0 permits only
TradeNet version 4.1
Accepts only AHTN2012 codes
Allows amendments to TradeNet Version 4.1 permits only
Allows cancellation and refunds of TradeNetVersion 4.0 and 4.1 permits
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NO Parallel Run for some transactions
Big bang cut-over to TradeNet Version 4.1 on 19 Dec 2011, for transactions, covering:
• Movement of goods for bonding into and releasing from licensed premises (except for Class 2 Yard and Container Freight Warehouses)
• Temporary Import Scheme
• Goods controlled by NA(CWC)
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NO Parallel Run for some transactions
• For these transactions, you are only allowed to declare using one TradeNet Version, for the following periods:Before 19 Dec 2011 – TradeNet Version 4.0Effective 19 Dec 2011 – TradeNet Version 4.1
• You should therefore make arrangements with your Frontend Solution Provider not to de-commission your TradeNet Version 4.0 solution too early
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What’s Next?
Look out for Customs’ announcements on pockets of system downtimes
• Expect intermittent disruptions to permit processing
• Submit your permit applications early, to avoid delays in permit processing
• Print copy of CCP Printouts to facilitate clearance
• Avoid clearance during peak hours
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Presentation SlidesPresentation slides can be printed from Outreach Sessions registration page at Singapore Customs website: www.customs.gov.sg
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End of Part I28 July 2011
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