HARMONIZED SYSTEM AND
PROCEDURE OF IMPORTATION &
EXPORTATION
GROUP MEMBERS : 1) AHMAD LUTFI HAKIM BIN MOHD HAMID [56267212194]
2) MOHAMAD AMIRUL NIZAR BIN ZAINOL [56267212084]
3) MOHAMMAD NOOR AFIFI BIN NAZRI [56280212299]
4) MOHD IQRAM BIN MOHD KAMRO [56267212319]
WHAT IS THE HARMONIZED SYSTEM?
INTERNATIONALLY STANDARDIZED SYSTEM (AT 6-DIGIT LEVEL) OF NAMES
AND NUMBERS TO CLASSIFY TRADED PRODUCTS
DEVELOPED BY WORLD CUSTOMS ORGANIZATION (WCO)
TO CLASSIFY THE MULTIPURPOSE INTERNATIONAL PRODUCT
USED BY MORE THAN 200 COUNTRIES
AS A BASIS FOR THEIR CUSTOMS TARIFFS AND FOR THE COLLECTION OF
INTERNATIONAL TRADE STATISTICS
ORGANIZED INTO 21 SECTIONS, WHICH ARE SUBDIVIDED INTO 96
CHAPTERS
PRIMARY USES OF THE HARMONIZED SYSTEM
DETERMINATION OF CUSTOMS TARIFFS (IMPORT DUTY)
COLLECTION OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE STATISTICS
RULES OF ORIGIN
ASCERTAIN ELIGIBILITY OF A PRODUCT UNDER A FREE TRADE AGREEMENT
COMPLIANCE WITH CUSTOMS REQUIREMENTS
MONITORING OF CONTROLLED GOODS
PRICE MONITORING
QUOTA CONTROLS
ECONOMIC RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS
HARMONIZED SYSTEM CODE
THE HARMONIZED COMMODITY DESCRIPTION AND CODING SYSTEM
AN INTERNATIONALLY STANDARDIZED SYSTEM OF NUMBERS FOR CLASSIFYING
TRADED GOODS.
REQUIRED IN THE PERMIT DECLARATIONS OF GOODS
DETERMINE TARIFFS, CONTROLS, RULE OF ORIGIN AND COLLECTION OF TRADE
STATISTICS APPLICABLE TO THE GOODS
STRUCTURE
Product Class
Service Class
Chapter 98:
Agric, Construction, Trans, Electric/ Gas/
Sanitary, Eng & Mgmt & Envir.Quality and
Chapter 99:
Business Services, Health, Financial/Insur.
Legal/Real Estate, Hotels, And Misc Repairs
Business Services.
SECTION
DIVIDED INTO 21 SECTION OF GOODS CLASSIFICATION
CHAPTERS
SECTIONS ARE DIVIDED INTO CHAPTERS
THERE ARE 99 CHAPTERS UNDER THE HS
HEADINGS
CHAPTERS ARE DIVIDED INTO HEADINGS
HEADINGS ARE ASSIGNED WITH FOUR-DIGIT CODES
SUBHEADINGS
HEADINGS ARE FURTHER DIVIDED INTO SUBHEADINGS
HS SUBHEADINGS ARE ASSIGNED WITH SIX-DIGIT CODES
TARIFF ITEM AND CLASSIFICATION NUMBER
SUBDIVISION FOR NATIONAL PURPOSE
MALAYSIA
PDK (CUSTOMS DUTY ORDER)
RELATION
AHTN (ASEAN HARMONIZED TARIFF NOMENCLATURE)
ACFTA (ASEAN CHINA FREE TRADE AGREEMENT)
MJEPA (MALAYSIAN JAPAN ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT)
MAFTA (MALAYSIAN AUSTRALIAN FREE TRADE AREA)
PDK
FLAT PANEL DISPLAY TELEVISION
8529.90.910
CHAPTER 85
HEADING 29
SUBHEADING 90
TARIFF ITEM 910
AHTN
FLAT PANEL DISPLAY TELEVISION
8529.90.94.00
CHAPTER 85
HEADING 29
SUBHEADING 90
TARIFF ITEM 94
PROCEDURE OF IMPORTATION
AND EXPORTATION OF GOODS
EXPORT
For exporting, transferring and carrying in
transit of goods in Parts 1 and 2 of Schedule
Strategic Trade Regulations 2010, permits
needs to be obtained
Special permit needs to be obtained if
exporting to limited destination as mentioned
in Part 3 of Schedule to the Strategic Trade
2010
Travelers leaving Malaysia with strategic
goods required to obtain permit and declare
customs using Customs form 22.
Permit application can be applied online at
www.mytradelink.gov.my but need to be
registered to Dagang Net Technologies first at
www.dagangnet.com
Exporter need to ensure that the permit
received is from the correct agencies with the
strategic goods listed in Part 1 and 2 of
Strategic Trade Regulations before exporting
process be done
Self declaration will be made online by the
exporter once during K2 or K8 declaration.
From the skrin, declaration will be made by
telling yes for item with permits and no for the
item without permits.
If exporter picking yes, the permit number
need to be inserted. The permit number will be
given from agencies once the permit been
approved
This number will be validated by the Customs
Information System (CIS) and if correct, SMK
will confirm CUSDEC K2 / K8 Export. If the
number of permits are not valid, then the
system will reject with error codes and
individuals
shall
make
declarations
electronically back
If the registration CUSDEC K2 / K8 Exports
still have not successfully registered, the
exporters / shipping agent shall refer to the
permit issuance agencies.
REGULATIONS OF EXPORTATION IN MALAYSIA
Goods subject
to an absolute
prohibition for
export
Arms and other related materials of all types.
Goods subject
to export
licenses
For all exports to Israel.
Turtle eggs and rattan from the Malaysian peninsula.
For 43 groups of products (animals and products of animal origin, fish, dairy products, rubber, palm oil
products, pineapples, vegetables, rice, cocoa, minerals and ores, cement clinker, Portland cement,
metallic waste, some chemicals, cinema films, roof tiles, wood, veneer wood shavings in plywood, old
paper, textiles, clothes and military equipment, bricks, tin ingots, sugar, iron, steel and star fruit).
Goods which
can only be
exported if they
fulfil certain
conditions
Linked to the protection of wild life, health, security and antiques.
The licenses are administered by Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) and the Ministry
of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs (MDTCA).
IMPORT
REGULATIONS OF IMPORTATION IN MALAYSIA
1
All
goods
to
be
imported whether or not
subject to import duties
must be declared in
writing on Customs
Form No. 1.
All
declarations
must indicate
full & true
account
of:
(1)
the
number
&
description of
goods
&
packages, (2)
value,
(3)
weight,
(3)
measurement
or quantity,
and (4) the
country
of
origin or the
final
destination.
Declarations
must
be
submitted to
the Customs
station at the
place where
the goods are
to
be
imported.
All
duties/custom
taxes imposed
on imported
goods must be
paid
in
advance
before
the
goods can be
released
(import
tax
and goods and
services tax).
DOCUMENTS EXAMPLES
CUSTOMS FORM NO 1
CUSTOMS FORM NO 2
CUSTOMS FORM NO 3
CUSTOMS FORM NO 8
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