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Article 2 – Duties and Authorities of Customs

Article 2 defines the scope of duties and authorities of customs, including monitoring and controlling incoming and outgoing goods, collecting customs duties, preventing violations, and ensuring proper enforcement of related laws. This article serves as an important guide for customs officials and economic operators.

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Aug 23,2025

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Article 2 – Duties and Authorities of Customs

This article specifies the main duties of customs in monitoring imports and exports and enforcing customs regulations.

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Article 2 – Duties and Authorities of Customs

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