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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Decisions

CUSTOMS EDITION

17 MAY 2023

TARIFF INDUSTRY ASSISTANCE (DECISION) NOTICE NO. 1988/17

Decisions of the Minister of Customs in respect of Part I and Part II of the Customs Tariff

Notice is hereby given that the following decisions have been made in respect of the goods published in the Schedules to this notice.

SCHEDULE 2 – Decisions cancelled. The cancellations listed in this schedule take effect seven days from Gazette date unless otherwise specified, eg, WEF (date).

SCHEDULE 3 – Limited Decisions.

(a) Approvals given under Schedule 3 are restricted to the applicant from whom the approval was originally given and are not available for general use.

This Notice only serves to inform the importing/manufacturing community of the approvals existence.

(b) Schedule 3 and 4 will not be published in the Consolidated List of Decisions.

It should be noted that any concession or determination can be subject to amendment or cancellation by notification in the Gazette.

Where the month of the start date and end date is shown the day of the start date is the first day of that month and the day of the end date is the last day of that month – eg, 3/88 to 9/89 is 1/3/88 to 30/9/89.

SCHEDULE 1

General Decisions Approved

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty Normal	Part II Pref.	Ref. No.	Effective From To
HO	Wine of fresh grapes, etc having an FOB value of less than $2.00 per litre and imported within a tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	730844F	1/88 ...
2204.10.05
2204.10.09
2204.21.01
2204.21.05
2204.29.01
2204.29.05
HO	Wine of fresh grapes, etc having an FOB value of $2.00 per litre or more and imported within a tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	730846B	1/88 ...
2204.10.21
2204.10.29
2204.21.21
2204.21.31
2204.29.21
2204.29.31
HO	Wine of fresh grapes, etc having an FOB value of less than $2.00 per litre and imported within a tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	730845D	1/88 ...
2205.10.21
2205.10.25
2205.10.29
2205.90.21
2205.90.25
2205.90.29
HO	Wine of fresh grapes, etc having an FOB value of $2.00 per litre or more and imported within a tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	730847L	1/88 ...
2205.10.41
2205.10.51
2205.10.59
2205.90.41
2205.90.51
DN AK	Smoke generators, multi coloured	Free	Free	99	660548G
3804.90.69
AK	Nagpel C2230 and Nagpel S2230 Star	Free	Free	99	702049L
3823.90.69
AK	Hardener HN VG, being an amin hardener	Free	Free	99	721493D
WN	Vergussmasse Durosche VG being an epoxy resin	Free	Free	99	721494E
WN	Rubber erasers	Free	Free	99	721132F
AK	Woven polypropylene vertical blind fabric	Free	Free	99	702921E
5407.92.01
HO	Drinking glasses	Free	Free	99	730811K
7013.10.00
7013.21.00
7013.29.00
WN	Precious and semi precious stones, otherwise worked, other than whole item	Free	Free	99	721119J
AK	Stainless steel sheet, polished	Free	Free	99	721269A
7309.00.00	Water pressure vessels with a capacity not less than 72 litres, fitted with a Butyl diaphragm and polypropylene liner	Free	Free	99	721496A
AK	Decorated tins, embossed	Free	Free	99	702487J
7318.15.09	Hexagon head cap screw; metric, UNC and UNF thread types 304, 316 stainless steel	Free	Free	99	720974G
AK	Solid fuel cooking ranges	Free	Free	99	702475E
WN	Aluminium sheet, high bright mirror finish, protected by a strippable plastic coating	Free	Free	99	721169E
AK	Water-cooled engines, as may be approved: APPROVED: An engine for which the original engine manufacturer obtains a certificate certifying it as complying with a national Standard Specification, internationally acceptable, and attaining its maximum continuous shaft kilowatt rating under either DING270 (trating A)or BSS549; 1958 or SAE J816a, at an engine speed not exceeding 2000 rpm. An engine for which the original engine manufacturer obtains a certificate certifying it as complying with a national Standard Specification, internationally acceptable and attaining its maximum continuous shaft kilowatt rating at an engine speed exceeding 2000 rpm under DIN 6270 (rating A) or BS 649: 1958 or SAE J816a, provided that the maximum continuous shaft kilowatt rating is greater than 149 shaft kilowatts (200 shaft horsepower). Both diesel models: DV 30ME	Free	Free	99	702903K

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🏭 Applications for Tariff Industry Assistance (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated12 May 1988
KeywordsTariff, Industry Assistance, Applications, Customs, Lamps, Toys, Ski Equipment, Fishing Rods

🏭 Tariff Industry Assistance (Decision) Notice No. 1988/17

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Tariff, Decisions, Wine, Smoke Generators, Rubber Erasers, Drinking Glasses, Stainless Steel Sheet

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