Traduction de «Les droits de douane exigibles » (Français → Anglais) :

Bill C-11 revokes the existing customs tariff and replaces it with an updated one that reduces customs duties on a large range of manufacturing inputs; that eliminates tariff provisions, regulations and requirements no longer justified; that eliminates or reduces administrative procedures associated with certain tariff provisions; that consolidates tariff provisions in a single annex, instead of the present seven, comprising some 8,000 provisions instead of the present 11,000; that provides for a simpler rate structure, by elimina ...[+++]ting very low rates, rounding off rates, blending some rates and correcting some tariff discrepancies; and that suggests some additional amendments to the Customs Act.

Third plea in law, alleging the violation of Article 9(4) of the basic Regulation, requiring that duties be imposed only insofar as they are necessary to offset the effects of injurious dumping; Article 14(1) of the basic Regulation, requiring that duties are collected independently of the customs duties, taxes and other charges; and Articles 20(1) and 20(2) of the basic Regulation, requiring the disclosure of the essential facts and considerations on the basis of which anti-dumping duties are imposed, as the defendant committed a series of manifest errors in calculating the injury margin and also failed to produce a statement of reaso ...[+++]ns.

‘import duties’ means customs duties payable on the importation of goods;

‘export duties’ means customs duties payable on the exportation of goods;

Upon entry to Canada these are taken from them if the individual refuses to pay the excess duty in accordance with agriculture Canada regulations.

'1. Article 2(1) of Council Regulation (EEC) No 1697/79 of 24 July 1979 on the post-clearance recovery of import duties or export duties which have not been required of the person liable for payment on goods entered for a customs procedure involving the obligation to pay such duties must be construed as meaning that, where a post-clearance inspection has revealed an error in the tariff classification of goods indicated in a declaration for release into free circulation, and where the levying of customs duties on products covered by the heading under which those goods ought to have been classified was suspended at the ...[+++]date on which that declaration was accepted but had been re-established when the error was detected, the customs authorities must not take account of that suspension in order to recalculate the amount of the customs duties legally due on the date on which the declaration was accepted.