New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 107

Page 3117

✨ Tariff Concession Application Form

18 OCTOBER CUSTOMS EDITION

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                COMMERCE

            MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
            Te Manatū Tauhokohoko

TARIFF CONCESSION APPLICATION FOR WOVEN FABRICS CONTAINING WOOL (CLASSIFIED IN CHAPTERS 51 AND 55 OF THE TARIFF) FOR USE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF APPAREL

Notes:

This additional information sheet must be completed together with the standard Tariff Concession Application form and forwarded with the prescribed fee of $252 to the Ministry of Commerce, P.O. Box 1473, Wellington. (The ‘Description of Goods’ on the application form need not be completed).

The information sheet is to be completed in respect of each quality of fabric on which a concession is sought. A maximum of ten sheets (i.e., ten fabric qualities) may accompany one concession application.

To enable a decision to be made on the application as quickly as possible, a sample of each quality of fabric should be included.

An application is not required in respect of qualities of fabric where the quantity in each shipment does not exceed 60 linear metres (90m²). Concession reference number 9911301 may be used in such cases.

Applicants are reminded that concessions are effective from the first day of the month in which the application is received by the Ministry.

Name of Manufacturer: ...............................................................................

Applicant’s Reference (Quality): .....................................................................

Description of Fabric:

Woollen/Worsted (Delete as appropriate)
Fibre content (In percentage form) .....................................................................
Weight (g/m²) ...................................................................................................
Total amount of fabric required (M²) ....................................................................
(If more than one colourway, please list)
End use of fabric (specify - skirts, jackets, suits, etc.) .............................................
Tariff item of fabric ............................................................................................
Expected landed price (before duty) ....................................................................

APPROVED / DECLINED DATE .................... REF NO: ....................

Head Office, Ministry of Commerce Building, 33 Bowen Street, Wellington, New Zealand. P.O. Box 1473, Telephone 04-472 0030, Fax 0-4-473 8949

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