Examples of Customs Duty Act in a sentence
If the application is submitted in terms of section 920 of the Control Act, read with section 228 of the Customs Duty Act, by an ordinary representative on behalf of the applicant, the application must comply with the additional requirements set out in Part 5 of Chapter 41 of the Customs Control Rules.
If the application is submitted on behalf of the applicant by an ordinary representative in terms of section 920 of the Control Act as applied by section 228 of the Customs Duty Act, Part 5 of Chapter 41 of the Customs Control Rules will apply.
See section 921 of the Control Act and the definition of “international trade agreement” in section 1 of the Customs Duty Act.
Application of provisions of Customs Duty Act for purposes of duties 25leviable on imported goods in terms of Act 43B.
See definition of “documentary evidence of origin” in section 1 of Customs Duty Act.
If the application is submitted on behalf of the applicant by an ordinary representative in terms of section 920 of the Control Act, read with section 228 of the Customs Duty Act, Part 5 of Chapter 41 of Customs Control Rules as applied by rule 13.6 of these Rules will apply.
Unit III: Customs Duty Act, 1962 – An overview, levy, collection & exemption from customs duties, date of determination of duty & tariff valuation, prohibitions/restrictions on impact & export, determination of duty, warehousing, duty drawbacks U/s 74 & 75, special provisions relating to Baggage’s, postal goods.
The proposed amendment enables the registration of exporters, producers and suppliers for purposes of non-reciprocal generalised systems of preferences to be done directly in terms of Chapter 28 of the Customs Control Act, 2014, rather than to replicate that Chapter by means of rules under the Customs Duty Act as currently envisaged by section 185.
The proposed amendment enables the registration of importers, exporters, producers and suppliers for purposes of international trade agreements to be done directly in terms of Chapter 28 of the Customs Control Act, 2014, rather than to replicate that Chapter by means of rules under the Customs Duty Act as currently envisaged by section 182.
Notification to customs authority of inaccuracies in tariff self-determinations(section 99(4))6.1 (1) An amended clearance declaration submitted in terms of section 174 of the Control Act to correct information included in the clearance declaration because of an inaccuracy referred to in section 99(4) of the Customs Duty Act must for purposes of that section be regarded to be a notification contemplated in that section.