Customs reporting for vessels and aircraft entering or leaving the State
Who must report?
The master of a vessel, or the pilot-in-command of an aircraft, must report electronically their arrival or departure to Revenue if they are carrying goods that:
What reports are required?
The following statutory instruments detail the reports required from the master of a vessel or the pilot-in-command of an aircraft:
Already submitting similar information to Revenue or to other Government agencies?
If you are already submitting similar information in relation to a vessel or aircraft to:
- Revenue
- or
- another Government agency
you do not have to submit a separate report under that instrument to Revenue.
Such similar information could include, for example, reports under SafeSeasIreland or information under Section 97 of the Finance Act 2010.
How to submit a report to Revenue
Pay As You Earn (PAYE) customers can access MyEnquiries through myAccount.
Business customers can access MyEnquiries through the Revenue Online Service (ROS).
Some customers are unable to access MyEnquiries via myAccount or ROS. These include:
- non-residents who are not registered for tax in the State
- and
- agents acting on behalf of their clients, but who do not have a Tax Advisor Identification Number (TAIN).
These customers should send reports to shipsstores@revenue.ie.
Note
Revenue cannot guarantee the security of personal and sensitive data sent by plain text using standard email.
Reports (for completion and submission via MyEnquires)
The following are the reports that the master of a vessel or the pilot-in-command of an aircraft may have to complete: