Enterprises declare and take responsibility for the amount of exported lime and dolomite products for export, ensuring that it does not exceed the capacity of each production facility as approved by the competent state agency or according to the plan.

This is the guidance of the General Department of Customs on the procedures for exporting lime and industrial dolomite.

Accordingly, the General Department of Customs said that on this issue, in the dispatch sent to the General Department of Customs, the Ministry of Construction said: On July 25, 2019, the Ministry of Construction issued Decision 655 / QD. -BXD on the abolition of plannings on development of specific goods, services and products, fixing of volume and quantity of goods, services and products produced and consumed under the jurisdiction of Ministry of Construction. In particular, abolishing the lime industry development planning to 2020 and orientation to 2030 in the Minister of Construction's Decision No. 507 / QD-BXD of April 27, 2015. Therefore, the export of industrial burnt lime and dolomite currently complies with Clause 3, Article 2 of the Construction Ministry's Circular No. 09/2017 / TT-BXD of June 5, 2017, guiding export of lime. , calcined dolomite and other relevant regulations ”.

The General Department of Customs requests the units based on the opinion of the Ministry of Construction to consider and settle the procedures for exporting industrial calcined lime and dolomite according to regulations.

Enterprises shall declare and take responsibility for the amount of exported lime and dolomite products for export, ensuring that it does not exceed the capacity of each production establishment under the approval of competent state agencies or planning.

The official letter of the General Department of Customs also abolished the guidance on granting the deduction monitoring sheet and granting the deduction tracking slip in the Official Letter 8111 / TCHQ-GSQL on December 13, 2017 and the Official Dispatch 98 / TCHQ-GSQL on the 8th / 1/2018 by the General Department of Customs.