Get Au B957 2019-2025

Filling out the AU B957 form is an essential step for clearing goods for export in compliance with the Customs Act 1901. This guide provides you with detailed instructions on how to complete the form online, ensuring that your export declaration is accurate and complete.

Follow the steps to complete your AU B957 export declaration effectively.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the AU B957 form and open it in the editor.
2. Identify your reporting party type by ticking either the ‘Owner’ or ‘Agent’ box. This is mandatory as it establishes who is responsible for the export declaration.
3. Fill in your reference, ensuring it is unique for your records and does not duplicate any previous consignments.
4. Provide your reporting party ID, which must be either an Australian Business Number (ABN) or a Customs Client Identifier (CCID).
5. Enter your intended date of export in the format DD/MM/YYYY, a mandatory field.
6. Complete the unique consignment reference number if applicable, which helps in identification during the customs process.
7. Tick the customable/excisable indicator box based on whether the goods are subject to Commonwealth excise duty.
8. Indicate whether the goods are prescribed under section 102A of the Customs Act 1901 by ticking the appropriate box.
9. If applicable, provide the warehouse establishment ID from which the goods are being exported.
10. Fill in the goods owner party ID, similar to the reporting party ID, ensuring it is distinct if you are acting as an agent.
11. Complete the branch ID if you are within an organization that necessitates further identification.
12. Select the confirming exporter type options according to the goods in the declaration.
13. Choose the export goods type that accurately describes the nature of the items being exported.
14. Enter the consignee name, ensuring it references the main individual or organization that will receive the goods.
15. Provide the consignee city, indicating where the consignee operates.
16. Indicate the port of loading where the goods are being loaded for international transport.
17. Complete the first port of discharge, which is the first international stop for the goods.
18. Specify the final destination country code, indicating where the goods are ultimately headed.
19. Select the mode of transport being used for the export.
20. Fill in the vessel ID or flight number if applicable, along with the voyage number.
21. Complete the cargo type by indicating its classification.
22. Fill in the total number of packages and total number of containers, following the specified conditions based on the mode of transport.
23. Enter the invoice currency and FOB currency as this is required for fiscal purposes.
24. Provide the total FOB value of the goods, ensuring it reflects the true value inclusive of all related costs.
25. For each additional commodity being exported, complete a separate B957a Export declaration supplementary page.
26. In the declaration section, specify your relationship to the goods as either the owner or an agent.
27. Once completed, save changes to the form, and you may choose to download, print, or share the form as necessary.

Start filling out the AU B957 online today to ensure your goods are cleared for export smoothly.