Country of Origin/Preferential Trade Agreements/Duty Drawback Sample Clauses

The Country of Origin/Preferential Trade Agreements/Duty Drawback clause establishes the requirements for determining the origin of goods and the application of trade agreements or duty drawback programs. It typically outlines how products must be classified based on their manufacturing location, and specifies the documentation or certifications needed to claim benefits under preferential trade agreements or to recover duties paid on imported materials that are later exported. This clause ensures compliance with international trade regulations, maximizes cost savings through eligible duty refunds, and clarifies the responsibilities of parties in managing customs and trade documentation.
Country of Origin/Preferential Trade Agreements/Duty Drawback. (i) Supplier warrants the accuracy of its declarations of origin, including but not limited to certificates of origin, such that Buyer can rely on any origin declarations to determine eligibility for preferential duty under free trade agreements. If Supplier subsequently revokes such declaration of origin, the Supplier agrees, to the extent permitted by law, to indemnify, defend and hold Buyer harmless from and against any additional customs duty, fees, and other costs or expenses arising out of or in connection with any declared eligibility for a free trade agreement. (ii) If goods shall be delivered to a destination country having a trade preferential or customs union agreement (“Trade Agreement”) with Supplier’s country, Supplier shall cooperate with Buyer to review the eligibility of the goods for any special program for Buyer’s benefit and provide Buyer with any required documentation, including declarations or certificates of origin to support the applicable special customs program or Trade Agreement to allow duty free or reduced duty for entry of goods into the destination country. If Supplier is the importer of record for any goods purchased hereunder, including any component parts thereof, upon ▇▇▇▇▇’s request, Supplier shall provide Buyer with all necessary customs documentation to enable Buyer to file for and obtain duty drawback. Supplier shall promptly notify Buyer of any known documentation errors and/or changes to the origin of goods. Supplier shall indemnify Buyer for any costs, fines, penalties or charges arising from Supplier’s inaccurate documentation or untimely cooperation.
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Country of Origin/Preferential Trade Agreements/Duty Drawback. (i) Supplier warrants the accuracy of its declarations of origin, including but not limited to certificates of origin, such that Buyer can rely on any origin declarations to determine eligibility for preferential duty under free trade agreements. If Supplier subsequently revokes such declaration of origin, the Supplier agrees, to the extent permitted by law, to indemnify, defend and hold Buyer harmless from and against any additional customs duty, fees, and other costs or expenses arising out of or in connection with any declared eligibility for a free trade agreement. (e) Herkunftsland/Handelsvergünstigungsabkommen/ Rückvergütung von Zollgebühren. (i) Der Lieferant gewährleistet die Korrektheit seiner Ursprungserklärung, einschliesslich aber nicht beschränkt auf das Ursprungszertifikat, so dass der ▇▇▇▇▇▇ sich auf jegliche Ursprungserklärung verlassen kann, die er für die Vorzugsbezollung unter den Handelsübereinkommen braucht. Falls der Lieferant solche Ursprungserklärungen anschliessend widerruft, erklärt er sich im Rahmen des gesetzlich möglichen einverstanden, den ▇▇▇▇▇▇ von jeglichen zusätzlichen Zöllen, Gebühren und anderen Kosten und Ausgaben aufgrund oder im Zusammen mit einer Vorzugsbezollung unter einem Handelsübereinkommen freizustellen und den ▇▇▇▇▇▇ schadloszuhalten. (ii) If goods shall be delivered to a destination country having a trade preferential or customs union agreement (“Trade Agreement”) with Supplier’s country, Supplier shall cooperate with Buyer to review the eligibility of the goods for any special program for Buyer’s benefit and provide Buyer with any required documentation, including declarations or certificates of origin to support the applicable special customs program or Trade Agreement to allow duty free or reduced duty for entry of goods into the destination country. If Supplier is the importer of record for any goods purchased hereunder, including any component parts thereof, upon ▇▇▇▇▇’s request, Supplier shall provide Buyer with all necessary customs documentation to enable Buyer to file for and obtain duty drawback. Supplier shall promptly notify Buyer of any known documentation errors and/or changes to the origin of goods. Supplier shall indemnify Buyer for any costs, fines, penalties or charges arising from Supplier’s inaccurate documentation or untimely cooperation. (ii) Falls Waren in ein Bestimmungsland geliefert werden, für das ein Handelsvergünstigungs- oder Zollabkommen („Handelsabkommen“) mit dem Land des Lief...
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Country of Origin/Preferential Trade Agreements/Duty Drawback. Supplier warrants the accuracy of its declarations of origin, including but not limited to certificates of origin, such that Buyer can rely on any origin declarations to determine eligibility for preferential duty under free trade agreements. If Supplier subsequently revokes such declaration of origin, the Supplier agrees, to the extent permitted by ▇▇▇, to indemnify, defend and hold Buyer harmless from and against any additional customs duty, fees, and other costs or expenses arising out of or in connection with any declared eligibility for a free trade agreement.
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Country of Origin/Preferential Trade Agreements/Duty Drawback. If goods shall be delivered to a destination country having a trade preferential or customs union agreement (“Trade Agreement”) with Supplier’s country, Supplier shall cooperate with Buyer to review the eligibility of the goods for any special program for Buyer’s benefit and provide Buyer with any required documentation, including declarations or certificates of origin to support the applicable special customs program or Trade Agreement to allow duty free or reduced duty for entry of goods into the destination country. If Supplier is the importer of record for any goods purchased hereunder, including any component parts thereof, upon ▇▇▇▇▇’s request, Supplier shall provide Buyer with all necessary customs documentation to enable Buyer to file for and obtain duty drawback. Supplier shall promptly notify Buyer of any known documentation errors and/or changes to the origin of goods. Supplier shall indemnify Buyer for any costs, fines, penalties or charges arising from Supplier’s inaccurate documentation or untimely cooperation.
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