Additional Customs Documentation Sample Clauses

Additional Customs Documentation. 26.10.1 Contractor shall make available to Canadian Natural's Representative the country of origin or manufacture of foreign components included or to be included in the Work and in respect of such components, shall advise Canadian Natural which certain components may enter Canada duty free. In addition, to the extent any such foreign components may qualify for a duty drawback, refund of duties, duty deferral or remission in the name of Contractor, Contractor, if requested by Canadian Natural, shall provide to Canadian Natural's Representative copies of the documentation, applications for drawback, duty deferral and other customs forms required in relation to the Agreement.

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Additional Customs Documentation. 26.10.1 Contractor shall make available to Canadian Natural's Representative the country of origin or manufacture of foreign components included or to be included in the Work and in respect of such components, shall advise Canadian Natural which certain components may enter Canada duty free. In addition, to the extent any such foreign components may qualify for a duty drawback, refund of duties, duty deferral or remission in the name of Contractor, Contractor, if requested by Canadian Natural, shall provide to Canadian Natural's Representative copies of the documentation, applications for drawback, duty deferral and other customs forms required in relation to the Agreement. 26.10.2 Contractor shall disclose to Canadian Natural's Representative all custom rulings, appeals, special permits, tariff adjustments or preferential tariff treatments on all materials, services equipment or components in relation to the Agreement. 26.10.3 Contractor, shall make available to Canadian Natural's Representative all forms, certificates of origin, or other supporting documentation required by the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), Canada Chile Free Trade Agreement (CCFTA), Canada Israel Free Trade Agreement (CIFTA) or other applicable free trade agreements and any Applicable Laws on imported materials, components, goods or services manufactured in other countries and incorporated in the Work. 26.10.4 Contractor shall maintain all records on Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System Tariff classifications developed by the Customs Cooperation Council on imported equipment, materials and other services imported into Canada in relation to the Agreement and if requested by Canadian Natural, shall submit to Canadian Natural's Representative, a copy of all Customs documentation for equipment, material, goods and services imported to Canada and any related duties, taxes, tariff treatment, import or export permits as required by all Standards and Codes and all Applicable Laws.

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