inward processing procedure

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• inward processing — A procedure allowing the import of goods for the purposes of processing and re exporting them (Art. 114 CC). The import duties are EU Customs Glossary • either suspended, together with commercial policy measures (suspension system), EU Customs… …   Financial and business terms

• customs procedure — The Community Customs Code provides for 8 customs procedures: release for free circulation, transit, customs warehousing, inward processing, processing under customs control, temporary importation, outward processing, and exportation (Art. 4 (16) …   Financial and business terms

• drawback — A tax or duty rebate on imported goods that are exported at a later date. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary One of the two variants of the inward processing procedure under which the import duties are paid at release for free circulation and… …   Financial and business terms

• IPR — Inward Processing Relief a customs procedure providing import duty relief for goods imported to the European Union ( EU) or removed from a customs warehouse, for process and re export outside the European Union ( EU). HM Customs & Revenue… …   Financial and business terms

• compensating products — Products resulting from processing under the inward or outward processing procedure. Main compensating products are those for the production of which the arrangements were authorised, whilst secondary compensating products are necessary by… …   Financial and business terms

• import goods — Goods placed under a suspensive procedure and goods that have been released for free circulation under the inward processing drawback system (Art. 84 (2) CC) EU Customs Glossary …   Financial and business terms

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