Professionalism • Trade Facilitation • Member Advocacy
The customs value and tariff classification assigned to imported goods affect the duties, taxes, restrictions and statistical treatment applied to a consignment. Agents and traders should provide complete and accurate product descriptions rather than relying […]
Importers and exporters must complete the appropriate customs procedures before goods can enter or leave Ghana. The process may require registration, permits, commercial documents, accurate classification, valuation, payment of applicable duties and compliance with restrictions […]
The Integrated Customs Management System supports the electronic processing of customs declarations in Ghana. Before submitting a declaration, customs agents should confirm that the importer’s information, supporting documents, commodity classification, customs value, country of origin […]
The Ghana Shippers Authority has welcomed CHAAG formation and called for sustained collaboration to improve professionalism, compliance and service across Ghana shipping and logistics value chain.
CHAAG inauguration placed its commitments to professionalism, integrity and member welfare before Ghana customs and trade leadership – and the regulator promised to hold the Association accountable.
At CHAAG inauguration, the Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority outlined four responsibilities that should guide the Association leadership and membership.