Import exemption amendment removes repair and second-hand capital goods references, narrowing scope for goods imported to execute export orders. Amendment narrows the customs exemption for importation of goods for execution of export orders by removing authorization for repairing, servicing, restoration, reconditioning or renovation and by deleting the explanatory inclusion of second-hand capital goods, thereby limiting permitted processing and excluding used capital equipment from the notification's coverage.
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Import exemption amendment removes repair and second-hand capital goods references, narrowing scope for goods imported to execute export orders.
Amendment narrows the customs exemption for importation of goods for execution of export orders by removing authorization for repairing, servicing, restoration, reconditioning or renovation and by deleting the explanatory inclusion of second-hand capital goods, thereby limiting permitted processing and excluding used capital equipment from the notification's coverage.
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