VAT on Imported Goods Sample Clauses

VAT on Imported Goods. In order to secure the exemption to VAT levied on the import of goods into Côte d’Ivoire, the below steps must be followed: a. MCA-Côte d’Ivoire will implement the initial procedures to facilitate the tax exemption procedures for the issuance of the Minister of Budget decision, issuance of a tax registration number, and the initial procedures for the importation of goods. b. MCA-Côte d’Ivoire will further implement and update, as necessary, the freight forwarder requirements at Section C.6. to Annex I of the Compact. c. If the Exempt Beneficiary is seeking an exemption from import and customs duties, the Exempt Beneficiary must indicate in the certificate of exemption that a VAT exemption is being requested. The electronic exemption certificate issued for the import and customs duties will include an exemption for VAT and serve as evidence of the VAT exemption. d. If the Exempt Beneficiary is only seeking an exemption from VAT, MCA-Côte d’Ivoire will provide the Exempt Beneficiary with a VAT exemption certificate request form. e. The Exempt Beneficiary must submit to MCA-Côte d’Ivoire a signed VAT exemption certificate request form and an original proforma invoice. f. MCA-Côte d’Ivoire will submit the exemption certificate request form, the original proforma invoice and copies of the Compact and Program Implementation Agreement to DGI. g. Within 72 hours, DGI will issue to MCA-Côte d’Ivoire a VAT exemption certificate and a stamped proforma invoice. h. MCA-CI will transmit the VAT exemption certificate and the proforma invoice to the Exempt Beneficiary. i. The VAT exemption certificate and the proforma invoice will serve as evidence of the VAT exemption.
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VAT on Imported Goods. Tax exemption authorization is granted by the Customs Division. In order to secure the exemption on VAT levied on imported goods, the beneficiary of exemption must follow these steps:
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VAT on Imported Goods. Tax exemption authorization is granted by the Benin Customs Division. In order to secure the exemption on value added tax (“VAT”) levied on imported goods, Exempt Beneficiaries must follow these steps:
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