Obtaining and Using a Certificate of Origin, and Verification Procedures Sample Clauses

Obtaining and Using a Certificate of Origin, and Verification Procedures. AANZFTA’s ROO are supported by a requirement that exports be accompanied by a COO issued by a designated authority (an Issuing Authority/Body). The detailed requirements for obtaining and using COO are set out in the OCP in the Annex to Chapter 3. Key features of the COO requirements: A COO is required to claim preferential tariff treatment. A COO is needed for each shipment of goods for which preferential tariff treatment under AANZFTA is claimed. An importer, if requested to, must submit the COO to the Customs Authority of the importing Party at the time of import declaration in order to claim preferential tariff treatment. (OCP Rule 12). However, a COO is not required for originating goods not exceeding US$200 FOB value or such higher amount specified in an importing Party’s domestic laws. (OCP Rule 14). Note that in the case of imports into Australia this FOB value amount is A$1,000. The COO form. The Parties have agreed on the format for the COO (see sample COO in Attachment 3). Important features to note: The origin conferring criteria has to be specified in Box 8 using the acronyms listed in the Overleaf Notes. There is also a five page guideline (see Attachment 4) to assist in filling out Box 8. Table 1 in the Guidelines applies to goods exported from an AANZFTA party - including Australia - where the First Protocol has entered into force. Table 2 of the Guidelines apply to goods exported from parties where the First Protocol has not entered into force (i.e. Indonesia). The quantity of the goods have to be specified in Box 9. The FOB value of the goods also needs to be specified in Box 9 if the good is claiming preference on the basis of an RVC rule. Exporters from Australia and New Zealand have the option of not including the FOB value in Box 9 and instead providing this information in a separate Exporter Declaration (see Attachment 5). The Exporter Declaration would not be provided to the Issuing Authority/Body that issues the COO, but would need to be presented with the COO to the Customs Authority of the importing Party at the time of import declaration. Note: For two years after the First Protocol’s entry into force – until 1 October 2017 – all goods exported to Cambodia and Myanmar will need to have the FOB value included on the COO, irrespective of what rule is used to claim AANZFTA origin. All goods exported from Cambodia and Myanmar until 1 October 2017 will also need to include the FOB value on the COO. The name of the company issuing a t...
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Obtaining and Using a Certificate of Origin, and Verification Procedures. 28. AANZFTA’s ROO are supported by a requirement that exports be accompanied by a COO issued by a designated authority (an Issuing Authority/Body). The detailed requirements for obtaining and using COO are set out in the OCP in the Annex to Chapter 3. Key features of the COO requirements:  A COO is required to claim preferential tariff treatment. A COO is needed for each shipment of goods for which preferential tariff treatment under AANZFTA is claimed. An importer, if requested to, must submit the COO to the Customs Authority of the importing Party at the time of import declaration in order to claim preferential tariff treatment. (OCP Rule 12). ▬ However, a COO is not required for originating goods not exceeding US$200 FOB value or such higher amount specified in an importing Party’s domestic laws. (OCP Rule 14). ▬ Note that in the case of imports into Australia this FOB value amount is A$1,000.  The COO form. The Parties have agreed on the format for the COO (see sample COO in
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