Translation of "dédouanement à l'importation " (French → English) :

In the interests of uniformity in rules for imports, the formalities to be carried out by importers should be simple and identical regardless of the place where the goods clear customs.

(c) if within five years of the time the article was first purchased or, if imported, released under the Customs Act for a use rendering the purchase or release exempt from tax imposed under this Part and Part III or either of those Parts, the article is applied to any use, other than of a casual nature, for which it could not, at the time of such first purchase, have been purchased or released exempt from the tax, the article shall be deemed to have been sold at the time of its first application to that use and tax imposed under this Part and Part III or either of those Parts, shall be imposed, levied and collected at the time of its fi ...[+++]rst application to that use,

(e) is imported into Canada during the period set out in column I of an item of the schedule and is released within six months after the end of that period unless, on the day before the day of the release, the total quantity of boneless beef imported into Canada or released since the beginning of any period in 1995 in respect of which a surtax is applicable under an order made under subsection 59.1(1) of the Act exceeds the quantity of boneless beef that is exempt from surtax under any such order; or

(a) the renewable fuels are either released and subsequently exported in the same condition in which they were imported or released, processed in Canada and subsequently exported;

Quasi-transit trade is a term used to define goods imported into a Member State, cleared through customs for free circulation within the Union (and submitted to import duties) by an entity that is not considered as a resident institutional unit, and are then dispatched to another Member State.

The amount of the anti-dumping duty corresponds to the difference between the minimum import price of ECU 492 per metric tonne product and the net, free-at-Community-frontier price, before duty, in all cases where the net, free-at-Community-frontier price, before duty, per metric tonne product is less than the minimum import price.