Gambia, the Country Commercial Guide
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The Gambia Revenue Authority is responsible for the management and administration of customs, the administration of taxes and duties on imports, the application of customs controls and other connected matters. The Commissioner of Customs is responsible for the day-to-day administration of customs. The Commissioner-General of the GRA is responsible for granting permission to manufacture goods subject to excise duties.

GRA Administers the Customs and Excise Act of 2010 for the service processes in Customs and Excise Department including:

· Clearance of imported goods through customs

· Warehousing procedures

· License to manufacture excise goods

· Export processing zones

· Transit trade

· Implementation of the ECOWAS Common External Tariff

 

Contact information for Customs

Address: Liberation Avenue, Banjul, The Gambia

Website: gra.gm

Email: ousmanhsbah@yahoo.co.uk

Phone: +2204223131 / +220991 4514

 

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