Customs exemption amendments narrow repair scope and recalibrate duty relief and qualifying thresholds for imports. Amendments under section 25(1) of the Customs Act modify six exemption notifications: adding an Explanation that 'repair' excludes remanufacturing/reprocessing; limiting duty relief to the amount in excess of a 10% ad valorem rate; revising conditions for research institutions and excluding hospitals with a defined inclusive meaning; substituting reduced ad valorem concession rates; and increasing monetary thresholds while defining 'aggregate CIF value' for reimported scientific and technical items as actual repair/renovation costs plus insurance and two-way freight.
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Customs exemption amendments narrow repair scope and recalibrate duty relief and qualifying thresholds for imports.
Amendments under section 25(1) of the Customs Act modify six exemption notifications: adding an Explanation that "repair" excludes remanufacturing/reprocessing; limiting duty relief to the amount in excess of a 10% ad valorem rate; revising conditions for research institutions and excluding hospitals with a defined inclusive meaning; substituting reduced ad valorem concession rates; and increasing monetary thresholds while defining "aggregate CIF value" for reimported scientific and technical items as actual repair/renovation costs plus insurance and two-way freight.
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