New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 100

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✨ Tariff Notices

26 AUGUST THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2815

Tariff Notice No. 1982/172—Applications for Variation of Approval—continued

Port	Appn. No.	Tariff Item	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective
				Normal	Pref.		From
WN	2145	Chapter 90	(16) Power take-off shafts (made up or in kit form)

Note: This concession and all other concessions referring to P.T.O. or drive shafts in this chapter to include such parts as yokes, flanges, nibs, tubes, shafts and clutches (peculiar to such shafts only)
CURRENT APPROVAL:
Catalogued parts of machines may be admitted under the Part I approval, Part II duty concession or former Section 178 approval, granted in respect of the parent machine. This applies regardless of the Tariff classification with the following exceptions:
(1) Parts of general use
(2) Any part which is the subject of a specific Determination of the Minister
(3) Ball, needle and roller bearings
(4) Electric motors
(5) Fans and blowers
(6) Parts of machines approved for entry under Part II concessions 20, 33, 60, 70, 80, 81
(7) Buckets, shovels and grabs
(8) Hydraulic hoses with fittings attached
(9) Articles of needleloom felt
(10) Interchangeable tools, e.g., tool bits, saw blades, grinding wheels
(11) Tyres and tubes
(12) Electric accumulators
(13) Electric lamps and tubes
(14) Knives and cutting blades
(15) Engines
REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Catalogued parts of machines may be admitted under the Part I approval, Part II duty concession or former Section 178 approval, granted in respect of the parent machine. This applies regardless of the Tariff classification with the following exceptions:
(1) Parts of general use
(2) Any part which is the subject of a specific Determination of the Minister
(3) Ball, needle and roller bearings
(4) Electric motors
(5) Fans and blowers
(6) Parts of machines approved for entry under Part II concessions 20, 33, 60, 70, 80, 81
(7) Buckets, shovels and grabs
(8) Hydraulic hoses with fittings attached
(9) Articles of needleloom felt
(10) Interchangeable tools, e.g., tool bits, saw blades, grinding wheels
(11) Tyres and tubes
(12) Electric accumulators
(13) Electric lamps and tubes
(14) Knives and cutting blades
(15) Engines
(16) Transmission shafts, flexible, whether fitted or not fitted with universal joints, constant velocity joints or similar type joints, but not those with splines or similar that transmit power in a straight line
(17) Power take-off shafts (made up or in kit form)
Note: This concession and all other concessions referring to P.T.O. or drive shafts in this chapter to include such parts as yokes, flanges, nibs, tubes, shafts and clutches (peculiar to such shafts only) | Free | Free | 10 | 206055J | 1/2/82 | .. |

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🏭 Applications for Variation of Approval (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff, Customs, Approval Variation, Import Duty, Transmission shafts, Power take-off shafts, Catalogued parts

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