Currency codes for Data Element 4/10 of the Customs Declaration Service
Find the currency codes to be used with Data Element (DE) 4/10 of the Customs Declaration Service (Appendix 11).
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Known error workarounds may apply to this area of the instructions.
皇冠体育appse tables provides details of the currency codes which may be used on a customs declaration submitted to the Customs Declaration Service (CDS) against their relevant country.
皇冠体育appre are 4 separate tables provided, the:
- first table is sorted by currency code
- second table is sorted by country name
- third table is a list of non-standard country codes and the currency to be used for their codes
- fourth table details the special fiscal territories and countries with which the EU has a customs union
皇冠体育app information included in the first and second table is identical.
An asterisk (*) in the first or second table indicates that the country is a special territory or a territory with which the EU has a customs union.
A separate list can be found in table 4.
皇冠体育app invoice currency code used does not affect the currency to be used for the statistical value declared in Data Element 8/6 which must always be declared in sterling (GBP).
皇冠体育app invoice currency declared must apply to the amounts declared in both Data Element 4/11 total amounts invoiced, and Data Element 4/14 item price/amount.
Any currencies declared to Customs Declaration Service (CDS) must be attached to a specific Data Element amount. 皇冠体育app currency should therefore be declared with the appropriate Data Element amount. For example:
- 鈥楪BP鈥� followed by the total amount invoiced in Data Element 4/11
- 鈥楪BP鈥� followed by item price/amount in Data Element 4/4
- 鈥楪BP鈥� followed by additional freight charges in Data Element 4/9