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TABLE XIV REVENUE COLLECTION LICENCE REVENUE OFFICE ($000) Description Actual 2014 Actual 2013 Licence Motor Vehicles
637,222 586,841 Licence –
Other Vehicles 212 183 Licence – Trading
14,455 14,082 Licence – Miscellaneous
8,508 6,693 Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act
348,109 331,713
Total Collection 1,008,506 939,512 ANNUAL REPORT & STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS 33
CUSTOMS AND TRADE ADMINISTRATION The Customs and Trade Administration is mandated to promote compliance with Guyana’s Customs, Trade and Border Laws and Regulations through quality service and responsible enforcement. This mandate is carried out through the activities of its various Divisions/Sections as outlined below.
COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS DIVISION ENTRY PROCESSING During 2014, staff of the Entry Processing Section vetted a total of fifty-six thousand, one hundred and sixty-two (56,162) declarations
and completed lodgment, and data input activities for all declarations which were vetted and accepted. Fifty thousand, eight hundred and thirty-one (50,831) declarations were assessed and one thousand, seven hundred and ninety (1,790) were queried. Staff also processed fifty (50) applications for refund of duties and performed three hundred and fifty (350) help desk activities. In addition, seven hundred and twenty-four (724) Permits for Immediate Delivery (PIDs) were processed and fifty-one (51) Guarantee Instruments (Bonds) were reviewed and processed.
FILING ROOM For the period under review staff of the Filing Room received two hundred
and fifty-seven thousand, nine hundred and sixty-six (257,966) Customs documents, sorted two hundred and thirty-nine thousand, six hundred and eight (239,608), classified one hundred and sixty-nine thousand nine hundred and sixty-nine
(169,969) and created appropriate files for those documents. Staff also scanned one hundred
and forty- one thousand, eight hundred and seventy-nine (141,879) documents and stored them appropriately. Further, ten thousand, six hundred and one (10,601) ship and aircraft files were received, stored and subsequently issued to the Internal Audit Division as the need arose.
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