Common use of Refund of Import Customs Duties or Deposit Clause in Contracts

Refund of Import Customs Duties or Deposit. 1. Where a Certificate of Origin is not submitted to the import customs at the time of importation pursuant to Article 3.18 (Obligation Regarding Importations), upon the request of the importer, the customs authorities of the importing Party may impose the applied non-preferential customs duties, or require a guarantee equivalent to the full amount of the customs duties on that good, provided that the importer formally declares to the customs authority at the time of importation that the good in question qualifies as an originating good. 2. The importer may apply for a refund of any excess customs duties imposed or guarantee paid provided that they can present all the necessary documentation required in Article 3.18 (Obligations Regarding Importations) within the period specified in the legislation of the importing Party.

Refund of Import Customs Duties or Deposit. 1. Where a Certificate of Origin is not submitted to the import importing customs at the time of importation pursuant to Article 3.18 3.16 (Obligation Regarding ImportationsImportation), upon the request of the importer, the customs Customs authorities of the importing Party may impose the applied non-preferential customs duties, or require a guarantee equivalent to the full amount of the customs duties on that good, provided that the importer formally declares to the customs authority at the time of importation that the good in question qualifies as an originating good. 2. The importer may apply for a refund of any excess customs duties imposed or guarantee paid provided that they can present all the necessary documentation required in under Article 3.18 (Obligations Regarding Importations) 3.16 and within the period specified in the legislation of the importing Party.