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The above-mentioned schemes will, therefore, henceforth be subject to prior authorization from this administration, in order to first ensure their eligibility for these schemes, indicates the ADII in its circular no. 6538/313, published Tuesday.
To do this, the operators concerned must submit a request, in accordance with the model annexed to this circular, including the information relating to the planned transformation, the address as well as the materials and tools at their disposal. This request will be processed and examined within a week by the regional structures responsible for managing the RED accounts.
The local customs services will carry out the necessary investigations and investigations to ensure the accuracy of the data communicated. In the event of conclusive results, access to the requested schemes will be granted via the BADR system. The application must be submitted only once and authorized operators can submit their declarations in all customs offices open to authorized regimes.
In addition, it should be noted that this procedure applies to new companies wishing to operate under the regimes concerned for the first time. Companies having already subscribed to declarations under the transformation regimes concerned will continue to benefit from the above-mentioned regimes and the managing department retains full latitude to carry out the necessary checks and investigations to ensure their eligibility for the regimes concerned.
For ease of reference, ATPA operations initiated by artisans are not affected by the provisions of this circular.
For non-equipped companies that plan to work with local subcontractors (platforms, trading companies, representatives of foreign principals, etc.), the requests in question will be examined by the central services department. RED.
Furthermore, the other provisions of circulars n°6164/313 of 02/09/2021 and n°6348/313 of 07/06/2022 cited in reference, relating to the simplification of procedures regarding RED, still remain applicable.
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