The Director General of Customs and Indirect Taxation may, where circumstances justify, and subject to the provisions relating to value added tax, allow temporary admission accounts to be regularised:
a) by releasing for consumption compensating products, intermediate products or goods imported under temporary admission, subject to payment of the duties and taxes relating to the imported goods on the date of registration of the declarations of importation under temporary admission.
However, where the compensating products or intermediate products released for consumption appear on the list provided for in the second paragraph of Article 162a-1 above, the customs duties to be levied are those relating to the said compensating products or intermediate products;
b) by destruction of the compensating products, intermediate products or products imported under temporary admission. Where the destruction has the effect of removing all value from the compensating products, intermediate products or goods in the unaltered state, no duties and taxes shall be levied. Otherwise, provided that the products resulting from the manufacture are released for consumption, duties and taxes are levied on the value of these products;
c) by the re-export or warehousing, in their unaltered state, of imported goods for processing, working or additional labour with a view to their subsequent export.