common external tariff definition
common external tariff means an identical rate of tariff imposed on goods imported from foreign countries;
common external tariff means an identical rate of tariff imposed on goods imported from third countries; "common carrier" includes a person or an undertaking engaged in the business of providing services for the carriage of goods and passengers for hire or reward and operating as such under the laws of a Member State; "company or firm" means a company or a firm constituted or registered under the laws of a Member State regulating companies and firms;
common external tariff means the Common External Tariff established in accordance with Article 82 of the Revised Treaty;
More Definitions of common external tariff
common external tariff means the Common External tariff imposed on imports or exports which do not qualify for Community treatment in accordance with this Act and the Customs and Excise Duties Act.
common external tariff means the CARICOM Common External Tariff (SRO 37 of 1999) as set out in the Fifth Schedule to the Customs Act;
common external tariff means a rate of tariff imposed on goods imported from third countries into the Common Market as prescribed by the Council ;
common external tariff means the Common External Tariff Statutory Rules and Orders No. 13 of 2014;
common external tariff means an identical rate of tariff imposed on goods imported from third countries as prescribed by the Council;