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• How to contact fafsa customer service by phone?

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• How do I guarantee deferment of payment to HMRC?

  You must guarantee deferment of payment to HMRC. If you want to defer Customs Duty, excise duty and import VAT you must: Decide if you want to reduce financial guarantees by using a duty deferment account guarantee waiver approval or Authorised Economic Operator customs simplification (AEOC).

• How do I apply for a duty deferment account?

  When you apply for customs comprehensive guarantee authorisation, you can apply for a Duty Deferment Account as part of the same application process. For duty deferment, work out how much Customs Duty, excise duty and import VAT will be chargeable. You’ll need to give the maximum monthly amount. This is known as ‘actual debt’.

• How do I cancel or amend my excise duty deferment account?

  Write to HMRC to cancel or amend your excise duty deferment account. Write to HMRC to cancel or amend your Customs Comprehensive Guarantee.

• What is duty deferment and how does it work?

  A duty deferment account lets the importer (or someone who represents them) make one payment a month through Direct Debit instead of paying for individual consignments. If you’re registered for VAT and your business imports goods, you can account for your import VAT on your VAT Return instead of paying the VAT by duty deferment.