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Fraud skews stats

20 Sep 1996 - by Staff reporter
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CUSTOMS FRAUD through tariff misdeclaration is so rife that trade statistics can no longer be relied upon as an accurate reflection of reality.

This was one of the findings at a Johannesburg Chamber of Commerce & Industry workshop recently where one delegate claimed that the tariff code for machinery, for example, was widely used for the export of stolen vehicles.

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