| A smartly dressed chap in crisp whites stopped us and asked dad if we had anything dutiable, anything electronic? |
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| Estate Duty will be levied on the dutiable amount of the estate, which is determined by a series of steps. |
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| The Treasury Department even authorized Confederate revenue officers to inspect passenger baggage for dutiable goods. |
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| He said diesel accounted for only a small portion of the taxes from dutiable commodities, which include alcohol and tobacco. |
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| With an independent Confederacy, Northern goods would have been transformed into dutiable foreign trade. |
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| Currently, salaula is dutiable at 25 per cent or the equivalent of K1,974 per kg. |
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| It is common ground that it is the consideration for the dutiable transaction and not the unencumbered value of the shares that is in question. |
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| In 1971, the customs court found that six carved door panels destined for a church were dutiable because, as part of the doors, they were utilitarian objects. |
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| The monetary union insures that dutiable revenues are distributed fairly. |
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| Secessionists argued that a Confederate tariff would accelerate Virginia's industrialization by classifying Northern products as dutiable foreign goods. |
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| If we are to be charged for excess baggage or for some dutiable items, we are always prepared to pay the charges that are due and not what is not due. |
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| Until the Underwood-Simmons Tariff of 1913 significantly reduced the Civil War rates, the tariff on dutiable goods often approached 50 percent of their value. |
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| So the rights, whatever they were, were created, at least according to the language of the documents, a week before the dutiable instrument was executed. |
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| Article 13 requires, subject to Article 15, that authorized warehouse keepers shall give compulsory guarantees to cover movement of the dutiable goods. |
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| How should Customs determine dutiable value when it decides to reject the transaction value declared by the importer? |
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| Customs however cannot automatically determine dutiable value for levying customs duties on the basis of prices recommended by a PSI company. |
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| The 1773 Tea Act allowed the East India Company to ship tea straight to the 13 colonies, bypassing a costly, dutiable stop in Britain. |
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| As a general rule, you must file one excise duty return for each reporting period, covering all your dutiable activities in that period. |
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| The Postal Improvement Project releases dutiable mail immediately to addressees with an invoice of any duties and taxes owing. |
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| Similar rules have also been established for operators exporting dutiable goods. |
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| Get the reliability of an express delivery on a certain day with end-to-end tracking and customs clearance for dutiable goods. |
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| This example shows the format to be used when dutiable software is imported. |
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| Another way to reduce the dutiable value of goods is to bill separately for services such as licensing, marketing, financial advice or data processing. |
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| The exchange rate to be used in determining the statistical value shall be either the exchange rate used in calculating the dutiable value or the official exchange rate at the time of export or import. |
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| However, a licensee must consider the premises of an excise warehouse as being a separately identifiable area in which dutiable products can be stored and accounted for. |
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| Items assembled in the Territory can be exported duty free into the United States, even if up to 70 per cent of the value consists of foreign dutiable components. |
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| The basic aim of the Agreement is to protect the interests of honest traders by requiring that Customs should accept for determining dutiable value the price actually paid by the importer in a particular transaction. |
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| The rules exclude buying commissions and special discounts obtained by sole agents and sole concessionaires from being taken into account in arriving at dutiable value. |
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| This interlinking of warehouses throughout the Community will make it possible to do away with all customs procedures linked to trade in dutiable products. |
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| In some cases a portion of an otherwise non dutiable royalty or buying commission relating to an assist such as design or development may have to be included in the customs value. |
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| Box 12 describes the rules to be followed in determining whether the goods that are used for determining dutiable value are identical or similar to imported goods. |
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| Vehicles that do not bear a certification label attached by the original manufacturer must be entered as a nonconforming vehicle under a DOT bond for one and a half times the vehicle's dutiable value. |
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| British India in the 19th century suffered smuggling of salt between states with different tax rates, while smuggling of all kinds of dutiable goods occurred between Goa and India and between Gibraltar and Spain. |
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