TEMPORARY IMPORTS Sample Clauses

The TEMPORARY IMPORTS clause governs the conditions under which goods or equipment can be brought into a country for a limited period without incurring standard import duties or taxes. Typically, this clause applies to items such as machinery for exhibitions, tools for specific projects, or vehicles used for events, provided they are re-exported within a set timeframe and not sold locally. Its core function is to facilitate international business and events by reducing financial and administrative barriers for short-term imports, ensuring that such goods are not subject to the same regulations as permanent imports.
TEMPORARY IMPORTS. Any article that is a Defense Article, as defined by the ITAR, and is to be temporarily imported and returned to the origin country requires a DSP-61 Temporary Import License or an appropriate ITAR exemption. At the time of import, the applicable license or exemption number shall be clearly indicated on SELLER’s invoice.
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TEMPORARY IMPORTS. If any of Owner’s goods, equipment or materials which are not listed on the Master Exemption List will not be consumed in the performance of the Services, but will be utilized for a period of less than six (6) months, Owner shall import such goods, equipment or materials on the basis of temporary import for re-export; and Charterer shall, if requested, provide reasonable help to enable Owner to obtain such exemption, at Owner’s expense.
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