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Commission Regulation (EC) No 1276/2008 of 17 December 2008 on the monitoring by physical checks of exports of agricultural products receiving refunds or other amounts
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their origin;
their nature;
their characteristics in terms of the refund nomenclature;
their value;
their customs status;
the risk of an incorrect tariff code;
the amount of refund in terms of technical characteristics and the presentation of the products (fat, water, meat, ash content, packaging, etc.);
their becoming newly eligible for refunds;
the quantity;
analyses of previous samples;
binding tariff information (BTI).
its frequency;
the appearance of unusual trade and/or the development of new trade;
diversions of trade.
the rate of refund;
the nomenclatures in respect of which most export refunds are paid;
the risks of incorrect refund rates in terms of technical characteristics and the presentation of the products (fat, water, meat, ash content, packaging, etc.).
their status under customs legislation (e.g. authorised economic operator);
their reputation and trustworthiness;
their financial position;
the appearance of new exporters;
exports without any immediately apparent economic justification;
previous disputes, in particular cases of fraud.
the normal declaration procedure;
the simplified declaration procedure;
acceptance of the export declaration in application of Articles 790 and 791 of Regulation (EEC) No 2454/93.
direct exports;
victualling.
the export destination;
the logistical evidence of the customs office of exit: new or unusual itinerary or traffic, products moved from another office of exit;
excessive journey time from the office of export;
arrival outside normal port/border pattern;
the seal number is different from that declared;
the commodity code and description do not agree;
the declared weight appears incorrect;
inappropriate means of transport for the products;
the amount of refund.
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