ICMS Sample Clauses

ICMS. Second Paragraph The rights and actions of BNDES resulting from this Contract, especially those regarding the cession of funds provided for in the caption, shall not be jeopardized by any changes related to the adjourning of the application of the mechanism of compensation stated in 1st Article of Medida Provisoria no. 2,227, of September 4, 2001, on the annual tariff readjustments and periodical tariff reviews which may occur in the period between April 8, 2003 and April 7, 2004, mainly those originally from the processes of conversion into law of Medidas Provisorias 2,227, of September 4, 2001 and 127, of August 4, 2003 or any further judicial or administrative measures. EIGHTH
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ICMS. Exhibits or goods import under the Temporary Admission Program, can also take the advantage of the ICMS exemption, as well as exemption of federal taxes, if deadlines and federal legal requirements are met and when they intend to: • Tradeshows, exhibitions, congresses and other events, scientific or technical ones; • Tradeshows and exhibitions, commercial or industrial; • Shows, exhibitions and other events, artistic or cultural ones. (RICMS-SP/2000, Anexo I, art. 37, VI) TEMPORARY GOODS ADMISSION FOR TRADESHOWS, EXHIBITIONS, CONGRESSES AND OTHER EVENTS (FEDERAL REVENUE SERVICE) The temporary admission is a customs option that allows foreign exhibitors and Brazilian who want to display foreign products, to bring certain goods/exhibits from other countries with total or partial exemption of import taxes payment. This benefit is only valid when the these goods importation is for participating in events of the following nature: cultural, artistic, scientific, commercial and sporting, besides the goods transportation for rehearsals and tests, with the commitment to be re-exported and as long as it is regulated by the following rules: IN SRF No. 35/99, IN SRF No. 285/03 and IN SRF No. 611/06. The procedures to be applied in the customs clearance, as the declaration to be used, depend exclusively on the final use of the goods and can be found online on Federal Revenue Service at: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.xx/Aduana/RegAdmExportTemp/RegAdm/FeirasCongCientific.htm FEDERAL REVENUE Federal service: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.xx/AtendContrib/Atendimento/UnidAtendimento/CentroAtendimento.htm RECEITAFONE: 146 IPI (INDUSTRIALIZED PRODUCTS TAX) Goods/exhibits sent directly to exhibitions with similar exhibits and products, that are produced by the industry company, can have exemption of IPI tax according to Art.43, II of RIPI/2010 – Parecer Normativo CST nº 242/1972. Temporary Admission Customs The temporary admission has a special customs clearance that allows goods import which should stay in the country for a fixed time, to be exempt of any import tax or parcial exemption in case of commercial use according to the conditions stated in law “Instrução Normativa RFB nº 1.361/2013”. The tax exemption include IPI along other taxes. In order to be granted with this benefit, the following conditions must be met:
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ICMS. Combat Management System (CMS)
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ICMS. The LOC is expected to provide a report, including the financial situation, and update to the IMU/EC at its annual meeting. IMU Archive. The LOC is responsible for submitting all material (recorded material (audio, video, photos), web-related material, print material) to the IMU Archive within a reasonable time after the Project is completed.
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