module 6 Submanifests - Cargo Support

SUBMANIFESTS
• AUSTRALIAN DOMESTIC CARGO – EXDC
• MILITARY GOODS OWNED BY AUS. GOVERNMENT – EXDD
• GOODS OF VALUE NOT EXCEEDING AUD 2000 – EXLV
• AUSTRALIAN POST OR DIPLOMATIC MAIL BAGS – EXML
• UNACCOMPANIED PERSONAL EFFECTS – EXPE
• AUSTRALIAN SPARES – EXSP
• CARNET OR TRYPTIQUE TEMPORARY IMPORTS – EXTI
• CONTINGENCY CUSTOMS AUTHORITY NO (CCAN) – EXCC
Note: The exempt code EXDD may only be applied to goods belonging
to the Australian Defence Force.
Note: this field can only be used if the Customs Authority No field is
blank.
Note: when EXPE or EXLV exemption codes are entered, the following
fields are mandatory: Owner Name or Owner Id, Goods Description and
Country of Destination.
Step 13. (Optional) If these goods have had a contingency Customs
authority number issued to them, in the Contingency CAN field, enter
the contingency CAN.
Note: the Contingency CAN field can only be used if the Exempt Code is
EXCC.
Note: for further details on contingency Customs authority numbers,
refer to the Business Continuity Plan.
Step 14. (Optional) In the No of Packages field, enter the number
of packages for the line.
Step 15. In the No of Containers field, enter the number of
containers for the line.
Step 16. (Optional) In the Owner Id field, enter the ABN or CCID of
the owner of the goods. If the owner does not have an ABN/CCID, in the
Owner Name field, enter the owner name.
Step 17. (Conditional) In the Goods Description field, enter a plain
text description of the goods.
Step 18. (Conditional) In the Country of Destination field, enter
the UN country code for the country the cargo is going to be delivered
to.
Note: to add a line, click on the Add Line button.
INDUSTRY EXPORTS MANUAL – V1.1 27/07/2007 6.17