.png?width=300&height=100&name=emma%20logo%20santa%20hat%20(4).png)
See the Norwegian custom page about the new changes in post declaration process for export, import and Digitoll.
https://www.toll.no/no/bedrift/import/deklarering-av-varer/etterdeklarering-av-varer/
When working in Emma with a strict goods number, it is important to choose storage code X. When assigning a goods number, use the dropdown menu and select the type: E.
When not working with a strict goods number, this box will not show.
Then you will manually have to fill out goods number.
In order to align customs rates and tariff codes with the date of border crossing, begin by manually entering the exchange date. Subsequently, ensure that the declaration is submitted as DMA.
If for any reason the customs authorities do not approve this, it will be necessary to manually convert the invoice and any additional freight costs to NOK from the exchange date of border crossing. Subsequently, the declaration can be submitted as a DFU.
If you choose to manually set the exchange date for currency transactions, you have the option to switch it to DMA. It is recommended to verify with customs if this adjustment is permissible.
The exchange date is the actual date on which the goods will be retrospectively declared
