declared goods
[dɪˈklɛərd ɡʊdz]
nounpl: declared goods
mercadorias declaradas
1. Goods that have been officially reported or listed to customs authorities or relevant government agencies for purposes of taxation, regulation, or legal compliance
The declared goods on the customs form included electronic equipment and textiles.
As mercadorias declaradas no formulário aduaneiro incluíam equipamentos eletrônicos e têxteis.
2. Items that a traveler or importer has voluntarily and truthfully disclosed to authorities upon crossing borders or during official inspections
All declared goods must match the documentation provided at the port of entry.
Todas as mercadorias declaradas devem corresponder à documentação fornecida no porto de entrada.
In Brazil, declaring goods is a legal requirement when crossing borders or importing merchandise. The Receita Federal (Brazilian Federal Revenue Service) carefully monitors declared goods to prevent tax evasion and smuggling. Proper declaration is especially important for international travelers arriving at major airports like São Paulo's Guarulhos and Rio's Galeão, where customs inspections are routine. Non-declaration of goods can result in significant fines and legal penalties.
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