Countervailing duty levy is capped by subsidy or injury removal, with exporter undertakings and provisional duty withdrawal safeguards. Countervailing duty may be imposed by Official Gazette notification within three months of final findings on subsidised imported articles. It cannot ... Summary
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Countervailing duty levy is capped by subsidy or injury removal, with exporter undertakings and provisional duty withdrawal safeguards.
Countervailing duty may be imposed by Official Gazette notification within three months of final findings on subsidised imported articles. It cannot exceed the determined subsidy, and for imports from specified countries cannot exceed the amount adequate to remove domestic-industry injury. In specified domestic-industry cases, exporters must first be allowed to cease subsidised exports or offer an undertaking. Negative final findings require withdrawal of any provisional duty within forty-five days.
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