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SCHEDULE OF TAXES, DUTIES, FEES, <fec.
CUSTOMS.
* CUSTOMS DUTIES.
T__BLE OF IMPORT DUTIES. (*)
AUTHORITY.
I_
Description ot Goods
Cnit
Rate of Import Duty
Preferential
Tariff (»)
General
Tariff
1 , Ammunition and Explosive-:
(1) Blasting powder and
blasting compound
(2) Cartridge-, shot gun :
(a) Empty, S to 24 bore
(6) Loaded, 8 to 24 bore
(e) Other, loaded or empty
(3) Dynamite and similar
explosive substances
(4) Gunpowder, sporting
(5) Shot
Apparel:
(1) Hats:
(a) Felt
(6) Other
(2) Hosiery:
(a) Ladies' stockings
per oke
per 100
per 100
ad valorem
per oke
per oke
per oke
ud valorem
'
i
! ad valorem'
' ad valorem'
t
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[b) Men's socks and
stocking--, wool.. ...
(c) Other
(3) Jerseys, cardigans
pullovers.:
(a) Cotton
and
(6) Other
(4) Shirts, cotton and artificial
sDk
(5) Ties
I
i ad valorem
i
l ad valorem
ad valorem\
_-«_-_-!
ad valorem
ad valorem-
£ .. p.
- - 5
- 2 4
- 10 0
20 per cent.
- - 5
- 12 0
- 1 3
16 per cent.
16 per cent.
16 per cent.
16 per cent.
16 per cent.
16 per cent.
16 per cent.
16 per cent.
16 per cent.
£ s. p.
- 2 2
—- 3 6
- 15 0
30 per cent.
- - 7*
-18 0"
- 2 0
25 per cent, or 15-.
the dozen whichever
in the higher.
23 per cent.
25 per cent, or *U. the
dozen pairs which*
ever is the higher.
25 per cent, or St. the
dozen pain which-
•verts th* higher.
25 per cent.
25 per cent, or5*. tbe
dozen whichever is
the higher.
< 25 percent, or 9*. the
< dozen whichever it
the higher.
25 p#>r cent,or 10*. th•
; dozen whichever is
, the higher.
i 25 per cent. cr5*. the
I dozen whichever i*
• the higher.
Law No. 31 of 1936,
sees. 33 and 30.
sec
(I).
(*>) A n y of the following articles, not being goods charged st the preferential tariff rate but which
-fall within any description of goods mentioned in the second column of this Table and which are imported
into Cyprus or taken out of bond for h o m e consumption, are liable, until the 1st day of Jane, 1937. to an
additional import duty equal to double .the import duty set forth in tho general tariff rate of duty
opposite to such description of goods :—"
(i) Articles of all kinds suitableforuse for or in connection with the celebration or commemoration
of the Coronation of His Majesty or as the souvenirs __-T-»o_, being articles which consist of. or bear,
a representation of His Majesty, any m e m b e r of the Royal Family, the Royal cipher, the Royal arms,
a n y Royal emblem, escutcheon, badge, crest; armorial bearings or insignia, any article or building
aasociated with the Coronation, or a flag of any country in the British Empire, or which consist
of or bear any other m a r k or device which renders t h e m suitableforuse as -foresaid. - -
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(ii) Flags of any country in the British Empire and flags resembling any such flag.
(*) This tariff applies to goods consigned from a n d grown, produced or manuf-ctni-ed in the
British Empire.
** British Empire " m e a n s the United Kingdom, tbe D o m m i o n g , India, tbe territories administered
b y His Majesty's Governments in the Dominions under M a nd at e or otherwise, the British Colonies,
the British Protectorates and protected States, and the Mandated Territories of Tanganyika, the
•Cameroon- under British Mandate and Togoland under British Mandate.
Goods are not deemed to have been manufactured in the British Empire unless
(1.) in the case of Manufactured Tobacco, at least 5 |ier cent, of the total value of the goods is the
result at labour within the British Empire ;
(ii.) in tbe case of optical gl__» and optical elements, whether finished or not, microscopes,fieldand
opera glasses, theodolites, sextants, spectroscopes and other optical instruments, and of component parts
of tbe above, at least 75 per cent, of their total value is the result of labour within the British Empire;
(iii.) in the case of the goods enumerated in tbe Schedule to the Customs, Excise sad Bevenue
(Amendment) Begulntious, 1933. at least 50 per cent, of their total value is the result of labour within
the British Empire; and
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(iv.) in the case of all other goods at least 25 per cent, of their total value is the result of labour within
the British Empire.
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-the total value of an article being its cost to the manufacturer at the factory or works including the value of
containers and other forms of interior packing.
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The proportion of value which is the result of labour within the British Empire includes the cost to the
man_factui_r of any materials of purely Empire origin entering into the composition of the article (including
interior packing) the cost of manufacture including wages; proportion of fuel, supervision and other factory
.expenses, and the cost of the labour of packing for retail sale.
Law No. 40 of 1936,
Law No. 31 of 1936,
see. 36 (1).
Law No. 31 of 1936,
sec 2.
Order in Coned -To. Ml of
14th Jn]**. ISS), put*, in Gtu.
So. 1434 of ISth July. 1920.
Order ia Coancil "So. 11S4
ot Ist Jane. 1937, pab. in Gax.
Ve. 1SS1 of luch June, 1-27.
B-gu_Uie_s of25th ApriL
1933. pub. m ___ *N*a Z S *
of 28th ApriL 1933.
Ordtr in C-ascil No. M l of
14th Jnly. lt_0. pu-li-bed in
Gtutiu Xo. 1 _M ot U t h Julj.
19-0.