CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DUTIES Sample Clauses

The 'Customs and Excise Duties' clause defines which party is responsible for paying any taxes, tariffs, or duties imposed by customs authorities on goods crossing international borders. Typically, this clause specifies whether the buyer or seller will bear the costs associated with importing or exporting goods, and may outline procedures for handling documentation and compliance with relevant regulations. Its core function is to allocate financial responsibility for these government-imposed charges, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring clarity in international transactions.
CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DUTIES. ‌ (a) Where Atlantic elects to acquire Goods and/or Services and the Supplier is the importer of record, the Supplier will: (i) be responsible for, and remit payment of all Customs Duties assessed by or payable to any Government Agency as well as any other foreign shipping charges; and (ii) use its best efforts to ensure that any Goods and/or Services are imported free of Customs Duties including, without limit, through the use of applicable bilateral free trade agreements (or the equivalent). (b) The Supplier will, at Atlantic’s request, provide Atlantic with all information and documentation necessary for Atlantic to make or assess the Supplier’s entitlement to make, in accordance with any applicable laws, applications or certifications for: (i) a drawback, refund, rebate, remission or other reduction of Customs Duties or Excise Duties; and (ii) Customs Duties or Excise Duties concessions, including, without limit, exemptions, reductions, duty- free access and preferential rates of duty available under bilateral free trade agreements (or the equivalent). (c) The Supplier must make any application or certification requested by Atlantic in a form that is satisfactory to Atlantic. Where any such application or certification is successful, the Supplier will pass on to Atlantic the full economic benefit of the exemption, reduction, concession, drawback, refund, rebate or remission of Customs Duty or Excise Duty, as appropriate, by way of a reduction in the Price. This clause applies regardless of the shipping, insurance or freight terms used.
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CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DUTIES. ‌ (a) Where St ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ elects to acquire Goods and/or Services and the Supplier is the importer of record, the Supplier will: (i) be responsible for, and remit payment of all Customs Duties assessed by or payable to any Government Agency as well as any other foreign shipping charges; and (ii) use its best endeavours to ensure that any Goods and/or Services are imported free of Customs duties including, without limit, through the use of applicable bilateral free trade agreements (or the equivalent). (b) The Supplier will, at St Barbara’s request, provide St ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ with all information and documentation necessary for St ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ to make or assess the Supplier’s entitlement to make, in accordance with any applicable laws, applications or certifications for: (i) a drawback, refund, rebate, remission or other reduction of Customs Duties or Excise Duties; and (ii) Customs Duties or Excise Duties concessions, including, without limit, exemptions, reductions, duty- free access and preferential rates of duty available under bilateral free trade agreements (or the equivalent). (c) The Supplier must make any application or certification requested by St ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ in a form that is satisfactory to St ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. Where any such application or certification is successful, the Supplier will pass on to St ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ the full economic benefit of the exemption, reduction, concession, drawback, refund, rebate or remission of Customs Duty or Excise Duty, as appropriate, by way of a reduction in the Price. This clause applies regardless of the shipping, insurance or freight terms used.
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CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DUTIES. ‌ (a) Where 15 Mile elects to acquire Goods and/or Services and the Supplier is the importer of record, the Supplier will: (i) be responsible for, and remit payment of all Customs Duties assessed by or payable to any Government Agency as well as any other foreign shipping charges; and (ii) use its best efforts to ensure that any Goods and/or Services are imported free of Customs Duties including, without limit, through the use of applicable bilateral free trade agreements (or the equivalent). (b) The Supplier will, at 15 Mile’s request, provide 15 Mile with all information and documentation necessary for 15 Mile to make or assess the Supplier’s entitlement to make, in accordance with any applicable laws, applications or certifications for: (i) a drawback, refund, rebate, remission or other reduction of Customs Duties or Excise Duties; and (ii) Customs Duties or Excise Duties concessions, including, without limit, exemptions, reductions, duty- free access and preferential rates of duty available under bilateral free trade agreements (or the equivalent). (c) The Supplier must make any application or certification requested by 15 Mile in a form that is satisfactory to 15 Mile. Where any such application or certification is successful, the Supplier will pass on to 15 Mile the full economic benefit of the exemption, reduction, concession, drawback, refund, rebate or remission of Customs Duty or Excise Duty, as appropriate, by way of a reduction in the Price. This clause applies regardless of the shipping, insurance or freight terms used.
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CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DUTIES. ‌ (a) Where SGCL elects to acquire Goods and/or Services and the Supplier is the importer of record, the Supplier will: (i) be responsible for, and remit payment of all Customs Duties assessed by or payable to any Government Agency as well as any other foreign shipping charges; and (ii) use its best endeavours to ensure that any Goods and/or Services are imported free of Customs duties including, without limit, through the use of applicable bilateral free trade agreements (or the equivalent). (b) The Supplier will, at SGCL’s request, provide SGCL with all information and documentation necessary for SGCL to make or assess the Supplier’s entitlement to make, in accordance with any applicable laws, applications or certifications for: (i) a drawback, refund, rebate, remission or other reduction of Customs Duties or Excise Duties; and (ii) Customs Duties or Excise Duties concessions, including, without limit, exemptions, reductions, duty- free access and preferential rates of duty available under bilateral free trade agreements (or the equivalent). (c) The Supplier must make any application or certification requested by SGCL in a form that is satisfactory to SGCL. Where any such application or certification is successful, the Supplier will pass on to SGCL the full economic benefit of the exemption, reduction, concession, drawback, refund, rebate or remission of Customs Duty or Excise Duty, as appropriate, by way of a reduction in the Price. This clause applies regardless of the shipping, insurance or freight terms used.
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CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DUTIES. 13.2.1 Transactional items of a routine nature will be subject to applicable excise duties in accordance with the customs and excise laws.
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CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DUTIES. The Contractor, if resident in a member state of SADC shall be in possession of the appropriate SADC certification to limit import duties. Duties arising out of the failure to comply with this requirement shall be borne by the Contractor.
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CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DUTIES. 33.1 The Contract Price is inclusive of all applicable customs excise, levies, duties, taxes, and charges unless otherwise stated.
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