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The AEP Helpdesk have issued a notification regarding The requirement for Customs agents to be correctly authorised to act on behalf of traders, and to declare the appropriate Representative Code in Box 14 of the Single Administrative Document (SAD). Click here to see the notice from Revenue on the issue, the attached document also includes a form to appoint a Customs Clearance Agent to act as a Direct Representative. |
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