Examples of using Inward processing in English and their translations into Arabic
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Domestic goods(compensating products after inward processing).
Participants in the Inward Processing Regime would also be exempt from such surveillance measures.
(b) Domestic goods comprised of compensating products after inward processing;
Originating in premises for inward processing but exported from premises for customs warehousing or commercial free zones.
(d) Domestic goods comprised of compensating products after inward processing;
The compensating products after inward processing(see annex B, para. 6 below) also would not be included in exports.
These taxes arereimbursed upon the exporting of the final product subject to Inward Processing Regime.
(d) Exports of domestic goods comprised of compensating products after inward processing, into premises for customs warehousing or commercial free zones;
Goods may originate in such parts of an economic territory as the free circulation area,industrial free zones or premises for inward processing.
(d) The free circulation area, premises for inward processing or industrial free zones;
Exports. In the case of the special trade system under the relaxed definition(see para. 67 above), 29 the export flows come onlyfrom the free circulation area, premises for inward processing or industrial free zones.
Into the free circulation area, premises for inward processing or into industrial free zones.
It is called conditional as the exporter has to guarantee through collateralization of the imported materials and equipment that they will only be used for the production andexportation of the product subject to Inward Processing Regime.
(c) Exports of domestic goods comprised of compensating products after inward processing, directly to the rest of the world;
The aim of the Inward Processing Regime is to enable exporters to procure inputs at world market prices for the production of their exports without being subject to customs duties, including VAT, as well as trade policy measures.
There is just one destination for imports, namely, the free circulation area,premises for inward processing or industrial free zones.
(c) Compensating products obtained under the inward processing procedure when such processing confers domestic origin(see para. 67 above). 25.
Foreign goods in the same state as previously imported From the free circulation area,premises for inward processing or industrial free zones.
(d) Exports of domestic goods comprised of compensating products after inward processing but exported from premises for customs warehousing or commercial free zones to the rest of the world; 28.
The Reimbursement System is the reimbursement of taxes that were paid during the importation of freely circulating raw materials, auxiliary materials, packages,and operating equipment used for the production of the exported product subject to Inward Processing Regime.
(a) Goods imported into and exported from premises for customs warehousing,premises for inward processing, industrial free zones or commercial free zones, when the strict definition is used;
The Conditional Exemption System waives commercial policy measures and taxes that arise during the importation of non-freely circulating raw materials, auxiliary materials, packages,and operating equipment used in production of the export product subject to Inward Processing Regime.
(e) Reimports of domestic goods in the same state as previously exported, into the free circulation area,premises for inward processing or industrial free zones, from the rest of the world or from customs transit;
By specifying that the goods are not subject to the usual customs control, the definition draws attention to the fact that the customs control exercised over goods placed in free zones is more flexible than that applicable to goods stored in customs warehouses, for example,or admitted under the temporary admission for inward processing procedure.
(f) Re-exports of foreign goods, in the same state as previously imported, from the free circulation area,premises for inward processing or industrial free zones, into premises for customs warehousing or commercial free zones.
Examples of these are whencrude petroleum is brought into a country for refining under the inward processing procedure or when non-ferrous base metals are imported and smelted under the same procedure, and the resulting products are exported.
(c) Imports of foreign goods comprised of compensating products after outward processing into the free circulation area,premises for inward processing or industrial free zones, from the rest of the world or from customs transit;
(a) Imports of foreign goods(other than compensating products after outward processing) into the free circulation area,premises for inward processing or industrial free zones, from the rest of the world or from customs transit;
(f) Reimports of domestic goods in the same state as previously exported, into the freecirculation area, premises for inward processing or industrial free zones, from premises for customs warehousing or commercial free zones. 33.
(d) Imports of foreign goods comprised of compensating products after outward processing into the freecirculation area, premises for inward processing or industrial free zones, from premises for customs warehousing or commercial free zones; 32.
