Traduction de «Specific customs duty » (Anglais → Français) :

CCT duties [ autonomous customs duties | common customs tariff duties | conventional customs duties ]

exemption from customs duties [ customs franchise | duty-free admission | duty-free entry | exemption from duty | exemption from import duty | travellers' allowance | travellers' tax-free allowance ]

receipts from customs duties | revenue accruing from customs duties | revenue from customs duties

dutiable | liable to customs duty | liable to duty | liable for customs duty | liable for duty | subject to customs duty | subject to duty | chargeable to duty | chargeable with duty

customs duties

after addition of the customs duty | plus the amount of the customs duty

customs duty waiver [ duty waiver | waiver of customs duties | waiver ]

duty remission [ customs duty remission | remission of customs duty | remission of duty | remission ]

You have general customs duties that are, basically, customs tariffs and then more specific customs duties, for instance, that apply to specific products, but they only apply to imported products.

When goods are imported into the EU, they are subject to specific customs duties, based on the real value of the goods.

to ensure that TTIP includes a specific chapter on SME’s in TTIP based on the joint commitment of both negotiating parties and aims at creating new opportunities in the US for European SMEs (including micro enterprises), on the basis of SME exporters’ actual reported experience, for instance by eliminating double certification requirements, by establishing a web-based information system about the different regulations and best practices, by facilitating access to support schemes for SME, by introducing ‘fast-track’ procedures at the border or by eliminating specific tariff peaks that continue to exist; it should establish mechanisms for ...[+++] both sides to work together to facilitate SMEs’ participation in transatlantic trade and investment, for instance through a common SME ‘one-stop shop’ with SMEs stakeholders playing a key role in its establishment, which would provide specific information they need to export to, import from or invest in the US, including on customs duties, on taxes, on regulations, on custom procedures and on market opportunities;

to ensure that TTIP includes a specific chapter on SME’s in TTIP based on the joint commitment of both negotiating parties and aims at creating new opportunities in the US for European SMEs (including micro enterprises), on the basis of SME exporters’ actual reported experience, for instance by eliminating double certification requirements, by establishing a web-based information system about the different regulations and best practices, by facilitating access to support schemes for SME, by introducing ‘fast-track’ procedures at the border or by eliminating specific tariff peaks that continue to exist; it should establish mechanisms for ...[+++] both sides to work together to facilitate SMEs’ participation in transatlantic trade and investment, for instance through a common SME ‘one-stop shop’ with SMEs stakeholders playing a key role in its establishment, which would provide specific information they need to export to, import from or invest in the US, including on customs duties, on taxes, on regulations, on custom procedures and on market opportunities;