Review of the Customs Decision
Review of the decision issued against the establishment in terms of its legal basis, its facts and the date of notification, and assessment of the merits of objecting to it and the appropriate path.
Suliman Alduwaighri Law Firm in Riyadh provides legal consultations in customs cases and disputes for importers, exporters and commercial establishments, drawing on close to 35 years of experience in customs work, and on the Unified Customs Law, its implementing regulation and the decisions of the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority.
Review of the decision issued against the establishment in terms of its legal basis, its facts and the date of notification, and assessment of the merits of objecting to it and the appropriate path.
Consultation on customs fine decisions, reclassification under the tariff, and adjustment of value for duty purposes, and the resulting differences.
Preparation of grievances and memoranda and representation of the establishment before the committees for adjudicating customs violations and disputes, and follow-up through the appeal stages.
Review of the establishment's procedures and documents before import or export to reduce potential violations in data, origin and restrictions.
Al Sulaimaniyah, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Consultations are received by prior appointment, and a summary of the matter may be sent via the website or WhatsApp.
FAQ
It covers review of customs decisions issued against the establishment, such as fine, confiscation, reclassification or revaluation decisions, assessment of the legal grounds for an objection, determination of the required deadlines and documents, and review of customs compliance before import or export.
The firm's office is located in Riyadh, in the Al Sulaimaniyah district, and cases relating to customs ports in various regions of the Kingdom can be reviewed, as customs grievances and claims are mostly filed through approved electronic channels.
It is advisable to provide a copy of the customs decision and the date of notification, the customs declaration, invoices and shipping documents, a certificate of origin, and any correspondence with the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority.
It is preferable to request it as soon as the decision is notified, since grievance and claim deadlines are calculated from the date of notification, and missing the deadline may affect the formal acceptance of the objection.
Send a summary of the matter and the date of notification of the decision to determine the appropriate legal path. It is advisable not to include sensitive data in the initial message.
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