Payments and foreign trade inquiries
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The amount of a notified customs debt will be paid by the debtor within the period established by the customs authorities. This period must meet the following conditions:
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The period will not exceed ten days following notification to the debtor of the customs debt.
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In case of accumulation of contractions, the period will be set in such a way as not to allow the debtor to have a longer payment period than if a deferred payment had been granted in accordance with article 110 UCC .
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When the amount of import or export duties payable has been determined during the post-release control, the period will not exceed ten days following notification to the debtor of the customs debt. However, the customs authorities may extend this period at the request of the debtor. Without prejudice to Article 112.1 UCC (allows customs authorities to grant the debtor payment facilities other than deferred payment on the condition that a guarantee is provided), this extension will not exceed the time necessary for the debtor to take appropriate measures to finalize your obligation.
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If the debtor is entitled to any of the payment facilities set forth in Articles 110 to 112 of the UCC, payment will be made within the period or periods specified in relation to such facilities.
In any case, the debtor may pay all or part of the amount of the import or export duties before the period granted for payment expires. (Article 109.3 UCC).