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<h1>Countervailing Duty Under Rule 22: Effective Dates and Retrospective Application Explained for Subsidized Imports.</h1> Rule 22 of the Customs Tariff Rules, 1995, specifies that the countervailing duty on subsidized articles takes effect from the publication date in the Official Gazette. However, if a provisional duty is imposed and injury or threat of injury is found, the duty may be applied from the provisional duty's imposition date. Additionally, under certain circumstances, the duty can be levied retrospectively from ninety days before the provisional duty's imposition. If an undertaking is violated, the duty is not applied retrospectively to imports before the violation, but provisional duty may be deemed levied from the violation date.