Tuesday June 29th, The Anguilla Customs Department published a note via its Facebook Page informing the public that as of July 1st, 2021 “the submission of electronic invoices displayed on your personal cellphone for clearance of goods, will not be accepted.”
We have made the decision to retract the previously issued requirements in the interim while we continue to make the necessary changes internally to mitigate the risks which prompted the position taken. We will continue to accept invoices submitted electronically and viewed on personal devices.
On Tuesday August 18th 2020 at the Port of Road Bay a 70-year-old gentleman was arrested and placed in quarantine. On Friday 21st August 2020 the gentleman was charged with the importation and possession of what appears to be Cannabis contrary to the Customs Act Revised Statues of Anguilla Chapter c169.
He appeared before the court on Monday 31st August 2020 and was granted bail in the amount of $60,000.00 ec with one surety, and to appear in court on the 25th November 2020.
Notice is hereby given by virtue of the distribution and price of Goods Act R.S.A c D30, His excellency the Governor, Tim Foy has appointed the Comptroller of Customs as the Supply Officer in Anguilla for the purposes of this Act.
Further by virtue of Section 2 of the Distribution and Price of Goods Act, the Hon. Minister of Trade and Commerce Mr. Kyle Hodge has extended the Order under Schedule 2 of the Distribution and Price of Goods (Maximum Price Order) Regulations, which establishes an instructive of a list of price-controlled, until 9th October, 2020.
Please see attached below a copy of the Distribution and Price of Goods Regulations, as well as a copy of the Official Gazette Vol. 47 No.44 referring to the revised list of price-controlled items.
The Anguilla Customs Department would like to congratulate Mr. Lavin Gumbs for his recent promotion to the rank of Deputy Comptroller Operations/Enforcement.
On behalf of the Management and Staff of the Anguilla Customs Department, best wishes are extended to Mr. Gumbs in his new role.
After the successful introduction of the Asycuda World system in Anguilla, the Asycuda World Project Team wishes to inform you that Anguilla Customs has successfully implemented the Asycuda Web Portal, to further enhance and modernize the quality of customs processes.
All official information about the project will be placed on the new portal and will offer other services to users to facilitate the processes administered by ASYCUDAWorld, such as:
You can access the Asycuda Web Portal by clicking the following link http://asyworld.gov.ai, or by following on the ASYCUDA link in the menu and clicking on the ASYCUDA Web Portal link.
The Anguilla Customs Department would like to congratulate Mr. Daniel Proctor for his recent promotion to the rank of Assistant Comptroller Operations/Enforcement.
On behalf of the Management and Staff of the Anguilla Customs Department, best wishes are extended to Mr. Proctor in his new role.
The Anguilla Customs Department would like to congratulate the following Officers on their recent promotions.
Ms. Merlene Rogers, Ms. Celestia Connor, Ms. Zilma Vanterpool, Ms. Avilene Hodge-Carty, Ms. Karen Richardson and Mr. Natan Connor, were all promoted to the rank of Assistant Customs Officer.
Ms. Merlene Rogers
Ms. Celestia Connor
Ms. Zilma Vanterpool
Ms. Avilene Hodge-Carty
Ms. Karen Richardson
Mr. Natan Connor
On behalf of the Management and Staff of the Anguilla Customs Department, best wishes are extended to the Officers in their new role.
Click on the link below to download the deferred payment agreement form. Once the form has been completed you can submit it by email to the Support Services Officer Ms Jewel Phillip (jewel.phillip@gov.ai).
The form may also be submitted physically at the Customs Main Office to Ms Phillip.
THIS IS TO INFORM ALL MEMBERS OF THE TRADING PUBLIC OF EX MIN 20/165 DEFERRAL OF CUSTOMS DUTIES AND EX MIN 20/162 CUSTOMS DUTY AND TAX RELIEF PACKAGE.
ALL CUSTOMS DUTIES AND RELATED TAXES WILL BE DEFERRED EFFECTIVE 6TH APRIL 2020 ON A MONTH TO MONTH BASIS FOR UP TO THREE MONTHS.
TRADER CRITERIA WILL BE BASED ON VOLUME AND COMPLIANCE.
TRADERS FITTING THIS CRITERIA, THAT ARE INTERESTED IN THE DEFERRED PAYMENT CAN VISIT THE CUSTOMS MAIN OFFICE (SUPPORT SERVICES) TO COMPLETE THE APPLICATION AND ONCE APPROVED SIGN AN AGREEMENT.
THE ATTACHED LIST OF GOODS WILL BE TEMPORARILY EXEMPTED FROM ALL DUTIES AND RELATED TAXES EFFECTIVE 13TH APRIL 2020 UNTIL 6TH JULY 2020.
THE TRADING PUBLIC AND BROKERS ARE ADVISED TO USE PROCEDURE CODE 4000 C19 TO CLEAR THE APPROVED ITEMS.
PLEASE NOTE 4200 C19 CAN BE USED FOR NON-COMMERCIAL IMPORTS FOR THE APPROVED ITEMS
THE COOPERATION OF ALL IN THIS MATTER WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
Please see attached document with signed copy of the notice as well as the list of approved items and their respective commodity codes. See document below:
Please note that ASYCUDA World will be shut down on April 10th 2020, for maintenance updates. The system will be shutdown at approximately 9am and will be back online around 1pm. This is to fix some issues that we have been experiencing lately, and to improve the performance of the system.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause, but we are ensuring that the system will perform to the best of its capabilities. We are asking that you please allow yourself plenty of time before 9am on the 10th of April to save all unfinished work.
Thank you for your continued cooperation during this time.
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