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I would also draw your attention to the fact that in 2000, the European Union will clearly commit itself to establishing, by 2005, a programme of access to its economy, free of customs duties, for products from less developed countries.

COM must be entered in Box 1 of the SAD if the goods are proven to have Community status - and will therefore be free of customs duties* but liable to import VAT.

In 1957, Belgium, France, the Netherlands, West Germany, Italy and Luxembourg signed the landmark Treaty of Rome, creating the European Economic Community, free of customs duties and tariffs, and allowing the rise of a new European geo-political force.

It is also probably why my friend's rug arrived free of duty, too.

If satisfied, we will release the antiques free of duty.

Your antiques will be free of duty and tax if:

You supply us with liquors and tobacco free of duty.

First, it allowed many raw materials used by American industry to be admitted completely free of duty.

The poor have little to lose; they are free of duties on corporate boards and charities.

Yes, so long as they arrive no later than 4 months after the wedding, they can be brought in free of duty and tax.

The last day before grounding on a contract was always free of duty, except for those with command responsibility.

The railway companies were initially allowed some coal free of duty for their engines.

There, free of duty and tax, they are sold at a fraction of the official price.

(They must have at least 14 hours free of duty afterward.)

Parts that are sent to a yacht in transit can be brought in free of duty.

Aviation fuel is free of duty, a hidden subsidy.

Spider, free of duty, cropped grass nearby, but kept an eye and an ear to him.

You can find information about this in Notice 236 Importing returned goods free of duty and tax.

You can import these free of duty so long as the work done has not removed the essential character of the original article.

You can bring in your belongings or vehicle free of duty and tax so long as you:

This permitted goods bound for Afghanistan to transit through Pakistan free of duty.

Details are given in Notice 374 (Goods for Testing free of duty and tax).

As late as 1879 an astonishing 95 percent of Germany's imports were still free of duty.

It allowed English woolen cloth to be admitted into Portugal free of duty.

The suit led to legal changes permitting the importation of abstract art free of duty.

Certain goods, such as printed matter designed for blind or partially sighted people, are free of duty under the Tariff anyway.

Earlier, she had declared herself free of duty to the legacy of Lysos.

Generally, goods are free of duty and tax levied on imports for sale anywhere in the shopping destination.