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of <h1>Biometric and RFID Attendance Systems Classified Under CTH 8543, Not Freely Programmable, Tribunal Rules.</h1> The case examines the correct customs tariff classification for biometric and RFID-based attendance systems. The main issue is whether these systems fall under CTH 8471 as Automatic Data Processing Machines or CTH 8543 as electrical machines with specific functions. Initially classified under CTH 8543, the decision was contested, leading to a remand for further examination. The Tribunal concluded that the devices are not 'freely programmable' by users, thus supporting classification under CTH 8543. This decision underscores the importance of a product's primary function in determining its tariff classification and aligns with previous legal precedents.
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