Traduction de «couvert de carnets » (Français → Anglais) :

Customs International Convention on the Transport of Goods under Cover of TIR Carnets | TIR Convention [Abbr.]

Customs Convention on the International Transport of Goods under Cover of TIR Carnets (TIR Convention) - Geneva 1959

Customs Convention on the International Transport of Goods under Cover of TIR Carnets | TIR Convention

Customs Convention on the International Transport of Goods under cover of TIR Carnets [ TIR Convention ]

field book [ field-book | observation book ]

select glassware | select glasswares for serving | determine glassware for use and inspect for cleanliness | select glassware for serving

journalistic blog | journalist blog | journalistic weblog | journalist weblog

covered interest arbitrage

build network with tourist service suppliers | establish network of contacts with providers of tourist services | build a network of contacts with suppliers of tourist services | create network of tourist services' suppliers

assembling of eating utensils | construction of eating utensils | eating utensils production | manufacturing of cutlery

Between 2006 and 2008 the Commission launched inspection measures into Community transit and transit under TIR carnets in virtually all the Member States.

| Community transit and transit under TIR carnets: procedure allowing the movement of third-country goods free of duties and charges between two points of Community territory or between different parties to the TIR (Transports Internationaux Routiers) Convention.Inward processing: customs procedure allowing third-country products to be imported without import duty and re-exported after processing.Customs warehousing: customs procedure allowing third-country goods to be stored without import duty.Simplified procedures: procedures allowing goods to be declared without all the statements or documents necessary and/or without needing to pres ...[+++]ent the goods at the customs office.

On 5 October 2006 the Court upheld the Commission's position when it ruled that certain Member States were wrong to refuse to pay certain categories of resources into the Community budget, in this case instalments of traditional own resources recovered under a payment plan [14] and guaranteed and uncontested duties resulting from undischarged transit operations conducted in the form of Community transit [15] or under a TIR carnet.

On 5 October 2006 the Court upheld the Commission's position when it ruled that certain Member States were wrong to refuse to pay certain categories of resources into the Community budget, in this case instalments of traditional own resources recovered under a payment plan (Belgium)[14] and guaranteed and uncontested duties resulting from undischarged transit operations conducted in the form of Community transit (Belgium)[15] or under a TIR carnet (Germany[16] and Belgium).[17] On the same day the Court rejected a case brought against ...[+++] the Netherlands in connection with the burden of proof, but agreed that Member States must report infringements or irregularities as soon as they are aware of them and thus before expiry of the time limits (Article 11(1) of the TIR Convention); this applies mutatis mutandis to payment demands (Article 11(2) of the TIR Convention).