Who are the key stakeholders in the SCT clearance Processes?
The key stakeholders involved in the SCT include: Importers and exporters Customs Agents Transporters Bonded warehouse owners Container Freight Stations (CFSs) ...
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Who are the key stakeholders in the SCT clearance Processes?
Will importing/ destination Partner states deploy officials at the first points of entry?
Revenue Authorities have deployed officials to the first points of entry to facilitate the smooth operations of the SCT. URA deployed officers at the Port of Mo...
Will importing/ destination Partner states deploy officials at the first points of entry?
What are the benefits from the SCT?
The benefits of SCT include; Reduced administrative costs and regulatory Enhanced the relationship between the private and public sectors. Enhanced application ...
What are the benefits from the SCT?
What is the Current status of the SCT implementation?
A number of processes have been rolled which include; All intra region trade cargo moving within the EAC Partner States is cleared under the SCT All maritime ca...
What is the Current status of the SCT implementation?
When was the SCT implemented?
The SCT commenced on 1st January 2014 as a pilot on the Northern Corridor (Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda). The pilot on the Central Corridor (Tanzania, Burundi) commenc...
When was the SCT implemented?
What are the features of SCT?
The following are the features of the SCT Goods are cleared at the first point of One Customs declaration is made at the destination Taxes are paid at the point...
What are the features of SCT?
What is a Single Customs Territory (SCT)?
A Single Customs Territory is described as a stage towards full attainment of the Customs Union which is achievable by the removal of restrictive regulations an...
What is a Single Customs Territory (SCT)?
