Importation of Goods. Project Company may import stocks, equipment, machinery, Field Vehicles and necessary raw materials, though excluding any type of fuel, for direct use in Project Operations, upon certification by the relevant government agencies of payment of applicable import Taxes or exemption there from in accordance with applicable Lao PDR Law.
Importation of Goods. Goods shall only be imported into the customs territory of the Union by an authorised CBAM declarant.
Importation of Goods. Where applicable, Delphax agrees that Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx will not be a party to the importation of the materials used in the manufacture of the Products, and that Delphax will neither cause not permit Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx'x name to be shown as "importer of record" on any customs declaration. Where Delphax is importer of record, the purchase price for the Products as set forth in Schedule A is inclusive of all duties and other costs of customs clearance.
Importation of Goods. All value added tax, import duty and other taxes or charges payable to any Tax Authority upon the importation of goods and all excise duties payable to any Tax Authority in respect of any assets (including trading stock) imported, owned or used by the Company have been paid in full.
Importation of Goods. NORTHPORT hereby covenants and agrees to carry out, from Del Rio, Texas, United States of America, all steps which may be necessary or convenient to import the Goods into Mexico, including but not limited to, obtaining the corresponding permits, completing required paperwork and handling transportation to NORTHPORT s shelter facility at Xxxxx, Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx.
Importation of Goods a. Duties and tax In Canada, customs duties are levied on imported goods that are classified under the Schedule to the Customs Tariff, in accordance with the harmonized system of customs classification. Duties represent the principal tax levied on goods imported into Canada. In addition to customs duties, imported goods and some services are subject to the federal Goods and Services Tax (GST). For more information on the GST, see the chapter on taxation. While tariff classification is based on the harmonized system, goods may be classified differently in Canada than in other countries. In addition, not all countries have identical tariff codes, meaning an item listed under one tariff code in the U.S. may be listed under a completely different code in Canada. This often raises the question of whether the components within an imported product undergo the necessary tariff shift to claim preferential treatment under a trade agreement such as NAFTA. There are many special tariff items under the Customs Tariff that allow for duty relief, such as goods destined for particular end uses. Canada also has duty-relief programs for temporary importations, as well as duty drawbacks and deferrals.
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