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Missed opportunity preferential rate versus substantiating for correct use

Preference code

In the customs declaration a code is used to identify if a Preferential rate is used or not. Below an overview of the codes. Basically 100 means the general Tariff is applied.

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Example Dutch XML Import declaration

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Here the code is 300 showing that a Preferential Tariff is applied. The following elements are relevant in this regard.

  1. The Commodity code: i.e. 2710124190 (TSP concatenated with TRC)

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2. The origin

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3. The available origin type of document.

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