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Article 268. Temporary cargo customs Declaration 
When transferring goods across the customs border by pipeline 
transport or by power lines, it is allowed to pre-declare the goods by 
submitting a temporary cargo customs Declaration. After the actual 
movement of goods across the customs border within the time limits set by 
the customs authority, the declarant or customs broker must submit a cargo 
customs Declaration. 
In the temporary customs Declaration is permitted statement 
information based on the intent to move the approximate amount of goods, 
conditional customs value (valuation) defined according to quantity of 
goods, planned to moving through customs border and (or) provided by 
conditions of the contract (agreement) procedure for the determination of 
the price of the item and the intended quality of goods. 
Article 269. Incomplete cargo customs Declaration 
An incomplete cargo customs Declaration may be filed if the 
declarant or customs broker does not have all the necessary information to 
fill it out for reasons beyond his control, provided that it is possible to 
identify the goods. 
Incomplete cargo customs Declaration may be filed in the cases 
specified in paragraphs “b”, “d” and “e “ of the second part of article 22 of 

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this Code. 
The declarant or customs broker shall attach a written obligation to 
submit the missing information and a duly completed cargo customs 
Declaration to the incomplete cargo customs Declaration within a period 
not exceeding sixty calendar days from the date of acceptance of the 
incomplete cargo customs Declaration by the customs authority, unless a 
different period for providing certain information is provided by the 
customs legislation. 
When declaring using an incomplete cargo customs Declaration, the 
same requirements and conditions of legislation are applied, the control 
over the execution of which is entrusted to the customs authorities, 
including the procedure for calculating and paying customs duties, as if a 
properly completed cargo customs Declaration was originally filed.