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SCHEDULE OF TAXES, DUTIES, FEES, Ac.
CUSTOMS.
* CUSTOMS DUTIES.
IMPORT DUTIES OF CUSTOMS. (*)
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Description of Goods
Unit
Bate of Import Duty
Preferential
Tariff (*)
General
Tariff
AUTHORITY.
Am m unition and Explosives :
(1) Blasting powder and
blasting compound .
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(2) Cartridges, shot gun :
(a) Empty, 8 to 24 bore
(6) Loaded, 8 to 24 bore
(c) 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
(b) Men's socks and
stockings, wool..
(c) Other ..'
(3) Jerseys, cardigans and
pullovers:
(a) Cotton
(6) Other
per oke
per 100 !
per 100 |
ad valorem
per oke
per oke
per oke j
ad valorem
ad mX-lorern
ad valorem"
od valorem<
ad valorem
i ad valorem
I
ad valorem
£ s. 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.
£ s. p.
- 2 2
- 3 6
- 15 0
30 per cent.
- - n
- 18 0
- 2 0
*B per csnt. or 15-.
the dozen whichever
is the higher.
25 per cent.
|'£>percent, or*U. tbe
I dozen pain which.
I ever is the higher.
| --•::•
I 25 percent, or5». the
j dozen pairx which-
>. sveristhe higher.
j 25 per cent.
L a w No. 31 of 1938,
sec*. 33 and 36.
(4) Shirts, cotton and artificial
silk
\o) xies .. .. .. ..
ad valorem \ 16 per cent.
ad valorem 16 per cent.
• 35 prr cent, or5c the
dozen whichever i-.
| the higher.
1
25 per cent, or 9-. the
1
doze* whichever is
| the higher.
i 25percent.or 10s.the
, dozen whichever i-
j the higher.
25 per cent. or Si. the
1
dozen whichever i-
i the higher.
40 of 1936,
(*-) A n y of the following article*, not being goods charged at the preferential tariff rate but which
fall within any description of gooda mentioned in the second column of this Table and which are imported
into Cyprus or taken out of bond for homo consumption, are liable, until the 1st day of June, 1937, to an
additional import duty equal to double the import duty set forth in the general tariff rate of duty
opposite to such description of goods:—
(i) Articles of all kinds suitable for use for or in connection with the celebration or commemoration
of the Coronation of TTi« Majesty or as the souvenirs thereof, being articles which consist of, or bear,
a representation of His Majesty, any member of the Royal Family, the Royal cipher, the Royal arms,
any Royal emblem, escutcheon, badge, crest, armorial bearings or insignia, any article or building
associated with the Coronation, or a flag of any country in the British Empire, or which consist
of or bear any other mark or device which renders them suitable for use as aforesaid.
(ii) Flags of any country in the British Empire and flags resembling any such flag.
(*) This tariff applies to goods consigned from and grown, produced or manufactured in the
British Empire.
" British Empire " means the United Kingdom, the Dominions, India, the territories administered
by His Majesty's Governments in the Dominions under Mandate or otherwise, the British Colonies,
the British Protectorates and protected States, and the Mandated Territories of Tanganyika, the
Cameroons under British Mandate and Togoland under British Mandate.
Law No.
sc. 2 (1).
I L a w N o .
f sec. 36 (1).
31 of 1936.
Goods are not deemed to have been manufactured in the British Empire unless
(i.) in tbe case of Manufactured Tobacco, at lea?: 5 per cent, of tbe total value of the goods is the
result of labour within the British Empire ;
(ii.) in the ca.«e of optical glass and optical elements, whetherfinishedor not, microscopes,fieldand
opera glasses, theodolites, sextants, spectroscopes and other optical instruments, and of component para
of the above, a: 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 the Schedule to the Customs. Excise and Revenue
(Amendment) Begul.-itions, 1933. at least 50 per cent, of their total value is the result of labour within
the British Empire ; and
(iv.) in the case of all other goods at least 25 per cent, of their total value is tbe result of labour withiu
tbe British Empire,
tbe total value of an article beieg iu cost to the manufacturer at the factory or works including the value of
containers and other forms of interior packing. ^
The proportion of value which is the result of labour within the British Empire includes the cost to the
manufacturer 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.
L a w N o . 31 of 1936,
sec. 2.
Order ia Cooocil No. 901 of
14: h Jo"j-, 19*0. pab. in Go.
No. USS of ISth July. \.X.
Order in Council "N'o. V.tm,
• ol ln Jut, 1937. pab.
ID
Go..
No. Is*: oi 10th June, 1927.
Re-nilarions of 25th April.
19S1. pub. in Gaz. N'o. "iSfi
of :3th ApriL 1933.
Order in Council No. 5(01 of
, 14th J TUT. lt**0. pablisb«d In
Gmitlf No. *4JS of ISth Jalv
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