
Part 4: How to compose a goods declaration for import and export?
The WCO Data Model e-learning course consists of four parts. This is the fourth part. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
– Understand how a standard goods declaration is developed using the WCO Data Model;
– Explain the process of mapping the content of the Single Administrative Document (SAD) with the WCO Data Model;
– Describe the structure and content of the SAD form.
A quiz is also included to test your knowledge.

This module provides a basic overview of the origin and current features and benefits of the TIR system. A quiz is also included to test your knowledge.

This unit introduces the concept behind international Customs transit systems and the key principles of the TIR Customs transit system. A quiz is also included to test your knowledge.

This unit gives you an introduction to the origins and structure of the TIR Convention. It explains the TIR Convention description of ‘Contracting Parties’ and tells you where to find a full list of the countries between which a TIR transit operation can be established. A quiz is also included to test your knowledge.

The functioning of the TIR system relies on setting up a series of contractual relationships between government authorities, transport operators, national Associations and insurers. This unit covers the details of these contracts and relationships and explains the international chain of guarantee. A quiz is also included to test your knowledge.

This unit discusses the general function of the TIR Carnet, its role in the control of TIR operations, and the different elements that make up a TIR Carnet. A quiz is also included to test your knowledge.

The use of a harmonised international customs document – the TIR Carnet – is a basic principle of the TIR System. This unit discusses the fields of the TIR Carnet and the rules for filling them out. It makes use of a step by step process in order to explain a TIR transport from A to Z – from receiving a TIR Carnet, to the journey itself, and through to the return of the TIR Carnet to the association and ultimately to the IRU. A quiz is also included to test your knowledge.