remission means the waiving of the obligation to pay an amount of import or export duty which has not been paid;
remission means either a decision to waive all or part of the amount of a customs debt or a decision to render void an entry in the accounts of all or part of an amount of import or export duty which has not been paid.
remission means the waiver of duty or refrainment from exacting of duty;
Examples of remission in a sentence
Section 1: The School will continue to abide by its current policy for Tuition Remission for Precollege Tuition for Precollege Faculty (i.e., 30% remission or applicable scholarship funds, whichever is greater, with only one discount being taken per child even if two parents are faculty members).
More Definitions of remission
remission includes exemption for materials brought into free ports and other places which have similar customs privileges;
remission. (lit. “Cession” -Wogozari) means a decision to waive all or part of a customs debt prior to entry or after entry and before payment in accordance with article 151.
remission means the waiving of the obligation to pay an amount of excise duty that
remission means the waiving of the obligation to pay an amount of excise duty that has not been paid;
remission means the waiving of the obligation to pay an amount of import duty which has not been paid (Article 5(29) UCC).
remission means the remission of an inmate’s sentence that he or she may earn in accordance with the Prisons and Reformatories Act (Canada) or this Act; (“réduction de peine”)
remission means the lack of any evidence of the leukemia on physical examination and hematological evaluation, including normocellular bone marrow with less than five percent blast cells, and peripheral blood counts within normal values, except for clients who are receiving maintenance chemotherapy.