Penalties are often imposed by the customs officials without
adequate cause to extract fine which one must pay to be repealed. It impedes free trade
by increasing the total time for shipment, and hence a higher cost of shipment. Moreover,
such penalties may lead the shipment to lie at the yard, thus influencing the quality of the
shipment. In most of ASEAN, such penalties are rare. In Malaysia, Cambodia and
Myanmar, however, penalties are imposed on late submissions, amendments, and
related to inspections in order to elicit arbitrary money. In Indonesia, such penalties
are quite common.
Penalties are often imposed by the customs officials withoutadequate cause to extract fine which one must pay to be repealed. It impedes free tradeby increasing the total time for shipment, and hence a higher cost of shipment. Moreover,such penalties may lead the shipment to lie at the yard, thus influencing the quality of theshipment. In most of ASEAN, such penalties are rare. In Malaysia, Cambodia andMyanmar, however, penalties are imposed on late submissions, amendments, andrelated to inspections in order to elicit arbitrary money. In Indonesia, such penaltiesare quite common.
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