Dubai Customs continues to present its incentive initiative that it launched to traders and investors dealing with the department within the economic stimulus packages in the Emirate of Dubai, which allows customers to obtain a reduction in the value of fines for customs cases by 80% upon their commitment to pay the remaining 20% of the value of the fine in addition to the due customs duties, as The period of benefiting from the initiative ends on December 31, 2021, as well as the possibility of benefiting from the request for installments of fines resulting from customs cases.
The initiative includes customs fines achieved by virtue of a judicial decision, as well as customs fines that were previously paid through installments, where customs fines are reduced for the remaining installments, rescheduling installments and customs cases in progress at Dubai Courts by reducing the fines imposed on the remaining amounts, knowing that those wishing to benefit from This initiative is to settle their customs cases and pay the amounts due, including customs duties resulting from the customs case, if they become due before the date of December 31, 2021.
The CEO of Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation and Director General of Dubai Customs, Ahmed Mahboob Musabih, stressed that the economic stimulus packages launched by the wise leadership showed the extent of keenness to support traders and investors and enable them to face the emerging challenges resulting from crises such as the Covid-19 pandemic crisis, to successfully cross this crisis through Reducing the cost of their operations and thus preserving the return on their business and investments. From this point of view, Dubai Customs presented its initiative to motivate customers by enabling them to obtain a reduction in the value of fines for customs cases by 80% while also benefiting from the installments of fines incurred by them.
He said that Dubai Customs is working to help customers and encourage them to continue their commercial operations in support of the process of economic development in the UAE. Initiatives to stimulate and continuously develop the foreign trade sector in the Emirate of Dubai in order to achieve the goal of the Dubai Five-Year Plan, with the value of the Emirate’s foreign trade within 5 years reaching 2 trillion dirhams.
The commercial sector received many incentives during the crisis of the Covid-19 pandemic. In addition to reducing fines for customs cases, many facilities were provided to customers, most notably the refund of 20% of the customs tariff paid for imported goods that are sold in the country’s local market and the cancellation of all required bank and cash guarantees. To practice the activity of customs clearance, which is set at 50 thousand dirhams, in addition to canceling the requirement of the bank deed when submitting customs grievance requests.
Dubai Customs continues to present its incentive initiative that it launched to traders and investors dealing with the department within the economic stimulus packages in the Emirate of Dubai, which allows customers to obtain a reduction in the value of fines for customs cases by 80% upon their commitment to pay the remaining 20% of the value of the fine in addition to the due customs duties, as The period of benefiting from the initiative ends on December 31, 2021, as well as the possibility of benefiting from the request for installments of fines resulting from customs cases.
The initiative includes customs fines achieved by virtue of a judicial decision, as well as customs fines that were previously paid through installments, where customs fines are reduced for the remaining installments, rescheduling installments and customs cases in progress at Dubai Courts by reducing the fines imposed on the remaining amounts, knowing that those wishing to benefit from This initiative is to settle their customs cases and pay the amounts due, including customs duties resulting from the customs case, if they become due before the date of December 31, 2021.
The CEO of Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation and Director General of Dubai Customs, Ahmed Mahboob Musabih, stressed that the economic stimulus packages launched by the wise leadership showed the extent of keenness to support traders and investors and enable them to face the emerging challenges resulting from crises such as the Covid-19 pandemic crisis, to successfully cross this crisis through Reducing the cost of their operations and thus preserving the return on their business and investments. From this point of view, Dubai Customs presented its initiative to motivate customers by enabling them to obtain a reduction in the value of fines for customs cases by 80% while also benefiting from the installments of fines incurred by them.
He said that Dubai Customs is working to help customers and encourage them to continue their commercial operations in support of the process of economic development in the UAE. Initiatives to stimulate and continuously develop the foreign trade sector in the Emirate of Dubai in order to achieve the goal of the Dubai Five-Year Plan, with the value of the Emirate’s foreign trade within 5 years reaching 2 trillion dirhams.
The commercial sector received many incentives during the crisis of the Covid-19 pandemic. In addition to reducing fines for customs cases, many facilities were provided to customers, most notably the refund of 20% of the customs tariff paid for imported goods that are sold in the country’s local market and the cancellation of all required bank and cash guarantees. To practice the activity of customs clearance, which is set at 50 thousand dirhams, in addition to canceling the requirement of the bank deed when submitting customs grievance requests.
Dubai Customs continues to present its incentive initiative that it launched to traders and investors dealing with the department within the economic stimulus packages in the Emirate of Dubai, which allows customers to obtain a reduction in the value of fines for customs cases by 80% upon their commitment to pay the remaining 20% of the value of the fine in addition to the due customs duties, as The period of benefiting from the initiative ends on December 31, 2021, as well as the possibility of benefiting from the request for installments of fines resulting from customs cases.
The initiative includes customs fines achieved by virtue of a judicial decision, as well as customs fines that were previously paid through installments, where customs fines are reduced for the remaining installments, rescheduling installments and customs cases in progress at Dubai Courts by reducing the fines imposed on the remaining amounts, knowing that those wishing to benefit from This initiative is to settle their customs cases and pay the amounts due, including customs duties resulting from the customs case, if they become due before the date of December 31, 2021.
The CEO of Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation and Director General of Dubai Customs, Ahmed Mahboob Musabih, stressed that the economic stimulus packages launched by the wise leadership showed the extent of keenness to support traders and investors and enable them to face the emerging challenges resulting from crises such as the Covid-19 pandemic crisis, to successfully cross this crisis through Reducing the cost of their operations and thus preserving the return on their business and investments. From this point of view, Dubai Customs presented its initiative to motivate customers by enabling them to obtain a reduction in the value of fines for customs cases by 80% while also benefiting from the installments of fines incurred by them.
He said that Dubai Customs is working to help customers and encourage them to continue their commercial operations in support of the process of economic development in the UAE. Initiatives to stimulate and continuously develop the foreign trade sector in the Emirate of Dubai in order to achieve the goal of the Dubai Five-Year Plan, with the value of the Emirate’s foreign trade within 5 years reaching 2 trillion dirhams.
The commercial sector received many incentives during the crisis of the Covid-19 pandemic. In addition to reducing fines for customs cases, many facilities were provided to customers, most notably the refund of 20% of the customs tariff paid for imported goods that are sold in the country’s local market and the cancellation of all required bank and cash guarantees. To practice the activity of customs clearance, which is set at 50 thousand dirhams, in addition to canceling the requirement of the bank deed when submitting customs grievance requests.
Dubai Customs continues to present its incentive initiative that it launched to traders and investors dealing with the department within the economic stimulus packages in the Emirate of Dubai, which allows customers to obtain a reduction in the value of fines for customs cases by 80% upon their commitment to pay the remaining 20% of the value of the fine in addition to the due customs duties, as The period of benefiting from the initiative ends on December 31, 2021, as well as the possibility of benefiting from the request for installments of fines resulting from customs cases.
The initiative includes customs fines achieved by virtue of a judicial decision, as well as customs fines that were previously paid through installments, where customs fines are reduced for the remaining installments, rescheduling installments and customs cases in progress at Dubai Courts by reducing the fines imposed on the remaining amounts, knowing that those wishing to benefit from This initiative is to settle their customs cases and pay the amounts due, including customs duties resulting from the customs case, if they become due before the date of December 31, 2021.
The CEO of Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation and Director General of Dubai Customs, Ahmed Mahboob Musabih, stressed that the economic stimulus packages launched by the wise leadership showed the extent of keenness to support traders and investors and enable them to face the emerging challenges resulting from crises such as the Covid-19 pandemic crisis, to successfully cross this crisis through Reducing the cost of their operations and thus preserving the return on their business and investments. From this point of view, Dubai Customs presented its initiative to motivate customers by enabling them to obtain a reduction in the value of fines for customs cases by 80% while also benefiting from the installments of fines incurred by them.
He said that Dubai Customs is working to help customers and encourage them to continue their commercial operations in support of the process of economic development in the UAE. Initiatives to stimulate and continuously develop the foreign trade sector in the Emirate of Dubai in order to achieve the goal of the Dubai Five-Year Plan, with the value of the Emirate’s foreign trade within 5 years reaching 2 trillion dirhams.
The commercial sector received many incentives during the crisis of the Covid-19 pandemic. In addition to reducing fines for customs cases, many facilities were provided to customers, most notably the refund of 20% of the customs tariff paid for imported goods that are sold in the country’s local market and the cancellation of all required bank and cash guarantees. To practice the activity of customs clearance, which is set at 50 thousand dirhams, in addition to canceling the requirement of the bank deed when submitting customs grievance requests.