Customs may, upon application by the declarant, agree that the goods cleared with one customs declaration be declared using a single commodity code, if declaring each of the goods in accordance with its tariff subheading would entail a burden of work and expense disproportionate to the import or export duty chargeable.
The commodity code with the highest import duty chargeable shall be provided in the customs declaration. Authorisation for using a single commodity code is not issued if the consignment contains products subject to commercial policy measures or restrictions.
The declarant / representative must classify all the goods in accordance with their tariff subheadings to establish the following:
The invoice that indicates these details is
Authorisation for using a single commodity code is not issued in a case where goods are to be placed under a special procedure. The use of special procedures is subject to authorisation. The commodity codes to which the authorisation applies are indicated in the authorisation. Also, records must be kept of the goods placed under the special procedure and a bill of discharge must be presented to the supervising customs office.
Apply for the authorisation by message or in the customs declaration service with EU Additional procedure code F47 (Authorisation to apply Article 177 of the UCC). Send the invoice to Customs as an attachment to the message.
The authorisation will not be issued