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✨ Customs Exemptions

21 DECEMBER

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Item No.

Goods

257

RANGES, STOVES, AND HEATING RADIATORS OF ALL KINDS; FIRE GRATES, FIRE BACKS, AND HOBs—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 257—
Boiler grates.
Bunsen burners for use with rockgas.
Drip-pans and grill pans for gas cookers.
Heaters for motor vehicles.
Hoods, canopies, or cowls for installation over cooking stoves or washing coppers.
Plate racks for use with ranges.

261

ROOFING MATERIALS AND ACCESSORIES—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 261—
Bitumen not over 40 penetration rating.
Iron sheets, corrugated or plain, made from used iron drums.
Mastic asphalt aqua-seal putty.
Wire guards for vents.

263

RUBBER BLOCKS, PLATES, SHEETS, STRIPS, RODS, AND PROFILE SHAPES, PLAIN, UNWORKED, OF RUBBER (INCLUDING SPONGE RUBBER AND RUBBER BACKED WITH TEXTILE OR OTHER MATERIAL) BUT NOT INCLUDING CAMELBACK—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 263—
Rubber strip, whether or not extruded, having parallel surfaces and square edges.
Goods NOT EXEMPT under Item 263—
Rubber strip (extruded or otherwise) having tapered edges.

270

SACRAMENTAL VESSELS, AND OTHER ARTICLES AS MAY BE APPROVED BY THE MINISTER, FOR USE FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES IN CHURCHES—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 270—
Alms dishes bearing an inscription or other marking to indicate that they are for religious use in churches.
Altar book rests.
Altar bread and wafer boxes.
Altar crosses.
Altar cruet and altar flagons for wine and water.
Altar linen in sets, burses and veils, fair linen cloths and altar frontals, embroidered with religious emblems.
Asperges bowls and sprinklers.
Baptismal fonts for churches, being moveable articles of the pedestal type.
Candle extinguishers.
Chalices and patens.
Ciboria.
Communion glasses.
Crucifixes, when (a) mounted on a base for use as an altar cross or (b) mounted on a staff for use as a processional cross.
Figures not less than 10 in. in length for crucifixes.
Font ewers.
Incense boats.
Lamps, sanctuary.
Missal stands.
Monstrances.
Processional crosses.
Pyxes.
Rosaries.
Sick communion sets.
Statues, religious, not less than 24 in. in height.
Stoups, holy water, for hanging on walls, when having bowls of a capacity of not less then 6 fluid ounces.
Thuribles.
Vases, altar, bearing an inscription or other marking, such as a cross, sacred monogram, or words, indicating that they are for religious purposes in churches.
Viaticum sets.

273

SANITARYWARE AND FITTINGS THEREFOR, INCLUDING BATHS, SHOWER FITTINGS, LAVATORY BASINS, WALL AND BOWL BASINS, TOILET PANS AND SEATS AND COVERS THEREFOR, CHAMBERS, BED AND COMMODE PANS, URINALS, SEPTIC TANKS, SINKS, SINK TOPS AND DRAINING BOARDS, SPLASH BACKS FOR BASINS AND SINKS; WASH TUBS AND FITTINGS THEREFOR—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 273—
Ballcock floats, levers, and nipples.
Bathroom recess fittings for building into walls.
De-odoriser cages sold with air purifier blocks.
Soap dishes suitable for affixing to walls, and soap baskets suitable for hanging on the sides of baths.
Toilet paper fixtures.
Toilet seat buffers.
Toothbrush racks for affixing to walls.
Towel rails and towel rail sets.
Urinal bottles.
Washing boards.

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🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Ranges, Stoves, and Heating Radiators

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Ranges, Stoves, Heating radiators, Fire grates, Boiler grates, Bunsen burners

🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Roofing Materials

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Roofing materials, Bitumen, Iron sheets, Mastic asphalt, Wire guards

🏭 Exemptions and Non-Exemptions from Customs Duty - Rubber Shapes

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Rubber blocks, Rubber plates, Rubber sheets, Rubber strips, Rubber rods, Rubber profiles, Sponge rubber

🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Sacramental Vessels and Religious Articles

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Sacramental vessels, Religious articles, Churches, Alms dishes, Altar book rests, Chalices, Cruets, Statues

🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Sanitaryware and Fittings

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Sanitaryware, Baths, Shower fittings, Lavatory basins, Sinks, Urinals, Septic tanks, Washing boards

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