Article 4. Procedure for calculating the time limits established by international treaties and acts in the field of customs regulation of the Customs Code of the Eurasian Economic Union

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1. The time period established by international treaties and acts in the field of customs regulation is determined by a calendar date or the expiration of a period of time, which is calculated in years, months, days or hours.

The time limit may also be determined by an indication of an event that is about to occur or an action that is about to be performed.

2. If international treaties and acts in the field of customs regulation do not establish a special procedure for calculating time limits, the rules provided for in paragraphs 3-9 of this Article shall apply to determine the beginning and end of the time limits defined by the time period in international treaties and acts in the field of customs regulation.

3. The period determined by a period of time, calculated in years, months or days, begins on the day following the calendar date or the day of the occurrence of the event, which determines its beginning, and calculated in hours - from the hour following the hour of the occurrence of the event, which determines its beginning.

4. The term calculated in years expires on the corresponding month and date of the last year of the term.

5. The term calculated in months expires on the corresponding day of the last month of the term.

If the end of the period calculated in months falls on a month in which there is no corresponding date, then the period expires on the last day of that month.

6. If the last day of the term falls on a non-working day, the day of the end of the term is considered to be the next working day following it.

7. If the deadline is set for any action to be performed, it can be performed up to 24 hours on the last day of the deadline.

However, if this action is to be performed in an organization, then the deadline expires at the hour when the relevant operations are terminated in this organization according to the established rules.

If written applications and notices have been submitted to the postal service institution (organization) before 24 hours of the last day of the deadline, the deadline is not considered missed.

8. If the time period is calculated in working days, working days are understood as:

1) days of the week from Monday to Friday, which do not include days declared non-working in accordance with the legislation of the Member States;

2) days off, to which working days have been postponed in accordance with the legislation of the Member States.

9. If the working hours of the customs authorities are fixed on non-working days at the places of movement of goods across the customs border of the Union and at other locations of customs authorities, the period for customs operations by these customs authorities, calculated in working days, includes non-working days.

The Customs Code of the Eurasian Economic Union was adopted on April 11, 2017.

It was ratified by the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 13, 2017 No. 115-VI SAM.

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