Import goods definition

Import goods means goods placed under a suspensive procedure and goods which, under the inward processing procedure in the form of the drawback system, have undergone the formalities for release for free circulation and the formalities provided for in Article 129.
Import goods means the goods placed under a suspensive procedure and goods which, under the inward processing procedure in the form of the repayment system, have undergone the formalities for release for free circulation and formalities set out in Article 129 of this Law.
Import goods means the non-Union goods which have been placed under an IP arrangement.

Examples of Import goods in a sentence

  • Import goods may undergo the usual forms of handling intended to preserve them, improve their appearance or marketable quality or prepare them for distribution or resale.

  • For Foreign Import goods/ Equipment the rates should be quoted on FOB basis with separately mentioning of CIF charges.

  • Import goods may undergo the usual forms of handling which are performed for the purpose of their preservation, improvement of their appearance or marketable quality or preparation for distribution or resale.

  • Import goods and services not available in the Republic and transfer into the Republic any necessary funds.

  • Goods imported:- The percentage levy shall be on C.I.F value as assessed by Customs for Import goods.


More Definitions of Import goods

Import goods means Goods which have been unloaded from a Vessel at the Port for collections and onward carriage by road or rail
Import goods means goods brought into the territory of a Party from a place outside that territory, while those goods remain under customs control; and
Import goods means the non-Union goods placed under inward processing,
Import goods means Goods which Absolute Aircraft Parts does not have in stock and which must be sourced by Absolute Aircraft Parts;
Import goods means the non-Union goods placed under end use,
Import goods means “any goods brought into India from a place outside India but does not include goods which have been cleared for home consumption” [Section 2(25)].
Import goods means goods placed under a suspensive procedure and goods which, under the inward processing procedure in the form of the drawback system, have undergone the formalities