THE JOINT DECISION OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL AND THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE ON TECHNICAL DIRECTIVES FOR INCOGNITO CUSTOMS-INSPECTION IN THE IMPORT FIELD.
The provisions on incognito customs-inspection in the import field, which are regulated in this joint decision are regulated specifically incognito inspection of import goods that will come out of the customs area as regulated in Decree of the Minister of Finance No. 111/KMK.04/2003 dated March 25, 2003 on incognito customs inspection in the import field.
The incognito customs-inspection in the import field includes random inspection of imported goods for use, provisional import, further transport, piling in bonded collection places and transport to provisional collection places in other customs areas.
(1) The incognito customs-inspection in the import field is executed by an incognito inspection team on the basis of a letter of assignment issued by the Inspector General.
(2) The letter of assignment as meant in paragraph (1) is made in-four copies with the designation as follows:
(1) The incognito inspection team stipulates randomly imported goods to be inspected by a letter of stipulation of incognito inspection as meant in Attachment I.
(2) The letter of stipulation of incognito inspection as meant in paragraph (1) is conveyed to head of customs and excise service/head of the prevention and investigation section.
Based on the stipulation as meant in Article 4, the inspection is executed as follows:
(1) The incognito inspection team stipulates location of physical inspection of goods subjected to stipulation of incognito inspection.
(2) The location as meant in paragraph (1) is:
(3) The incognito inspection team supervises transport of goods to the location as meant in paragraph (2).
(1) Importers and/or their proxies must prepare goods to be inspected.
(2) Unless the obligation as meant in paragraph (1) is fufilled, the incognito inspection team opens directly the package and undertake the inspection.
(3) Risks arising from the implementation of the inspection as meant in paragraph (2) become responsibility of importers/their proxies.
(4) Inspection of documents/goods is executed in accordance with the provision in force on customs inspection.
(1) Results of the incognito inspection are mentioned in an account of inspection as stipulated in Attachment II.
(2) The account of inspection as meant in paragraph (1) is conveyed to head of customs and excise service office
(3) The head of customs and excise service office administers and follows up the results of inspection as meant m paragraph (1).
(1) In the case of customs violation being not found in the inspection as meant in Article 5, the goods are returned to importers/their proxies.
(2) In the case of customs violation being found in the inspection as meant in Article 5, the goods are settled in accordance with the provisions in force in the customs field.
If indication of violation committed by customs and excise officials is found in the inspection as meant in Article 9 paragraph (2), it is followed up in accordance with the provisions in force in the customs field.
The incognito inspection team conveys a report On the execution of its tasks to the Inspector General with a copy made available to the Director General of Custom and Excise.
(1) Costs arising from the implementation of this decision are borne by item of budget of the Ministry of Finance
(2) The proposal of the costs as meant in paragraph (1) is submitted to the Inspectorate General of the Ministry of Finance.
This decision comes into force as from the date of stipulation.
For public cognizance, this joint decision shall be announced by placing it in State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia.
Stipulated in Jakarta
On March 26, 2003
THE INSPECTOR GENERAL
sgd
AGUS MUHAMMAD
THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF CUSTOM AND EXCISE
sgd
EDDY ABDURACHMAN
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