Examples of using Export levy in English and their translations into Danish
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The introduction of an export levy.
The export levy applicable to white sugar.
Where necessary, the Commission may establish or modify the export levy.
The export levy may be determined by tendering procedure.
In such a case, the export levy shall not be payable.
The export levy provided for in Article 20 of that Regulation.
In the meantime, the situation on the market has changed and the export levy was discontinued in April 1980.
The export levy shall be fixed periodically.
Where the situation on the world market andthe specific requirements of certain markets so require, the export levy may be differentiated.
The introduction of an export levy by the Commission was an unfortunate measure.
Whereas it is necessary to specify the date to be taken into consideration for purposes of determining the rate of the export levy and also the Member State which is to collect the export levy; .
An export levy determined under a tendering procedure shall be a levy fixed in advance.
Section 22 shall indicate the rate of the export refund or export levy, as stated in that statement, expressed in ecus.
The export levy to be charged shall be the one applicable on the day of export. .
Where the cif price exceeds the market target price the application of the export levy shall be examined at least once a month under the procedure laid down in Article 39 of Regulation No 136/66/EEC.
Validity of Article 3 of Commission Regulation(EEC) No 744/87 amending Regulation No 805/86 introducing a charge on denatured skimmed powder coming from Spain andin trade with Spain- Retroactive effect of an export levy.
Application of an export levy; in addition, a special export levy may be determined by a tendering procedure in respect of a fixed quantity.
Where the proof referred to in(b) is not furnished within the prescribed period the products shall be regarded, save in case of force majeure, as having reached the destination in respect of which the highest levy rate is chargeable, andthe security shall be forfeited and treated as an export levy;
In May 1980 the Community therefore introduced an export levy to prevent the sugar required for the home market being sent to external markets where it could fetch higher prices.
A security shall be lodged in accordance with Article 24(2) of Regulation(EEC) No 1062/77 in respect of products moving as provided for in Articles 24 and25 of that Regulation to ensure that the export levy payable is charged if such products do not re-enter the customs territory of the Community.
Where an export levy is in force and products are re-exported under the second subparagraph of Article 6(2) or the second subparagraph of Article 11(3) of Council Regulation(EEC) No 1430/79(1), a security equal to the export levy shall be lodged.
If the exporter shows to the satisfaction of the competent authority that the goods left the customs territory of the Community on a date when no export levy or a levy lower than that mentioned in paragraph 2 was applicable, no levy or, where appropriate, the lower levy shall be collected.
Except where the export levy is fixed in advance or determined under a tendering procedure, the levy rate applicable shall be that in force on the date on which the customs authority accepts the export declaration relating to the products on which export levies are chargeable.
Following a case of force majeure, an operator has applied for the period of validity of a licence involving advance fixing of the export levy or export refund to be extended and the competent body has not yet taken a decision on such application, the operator may apply to the body for a second licence.
The Commission shall fix an export levy for olive oil falling within subheading 15.07 A of the Common Customs Tariff where the difference between the cif price and the price recorded on the Community market is such as to encourage exportation on a scale likely to disturb the Community or the world market.
Where the proof referred to in(b) is furnished within the prescribed period, the security shall be released according to the destination which the product has reached and in proportion to the quantities in respect of which such proof is furnished;any amount of the security not released shall be forfeited and treated as an export levy;
Whereas the task of customs authorities is made easier if products to which an export levy has been applied move under a procedure which is different from that used for products to which an export levy is not applied; whereas, to that end, it should be provided that products to which an export levy has been applied move under the external Community transit procedure;
An internal Community transit document giving an office belonging to a Member State as the office of destination does not contain the entry referred to in Article 65 of Regulation(EEC)No 1214/92 because the product concerned was not subject to an export levy when the internal Community transit declaration was authenticated; and.
Whereas, if the export levy is to be fully effective, the amount of that levy should be equal to the maximum amounts fixed in accordance with Article 10(2) of Regulation No 171/67/EEC; whereas, however, the levy is fixed only where the difference between the c.i.f. price and the market target price for unrefined olive oil might give rise to exports which could lead to disturbances on the Community market;
Where a product is placed under one of the simplified procedures set out in Chapter I of Title X of Regulation(EEC) No 1214/92 for carriage to a station of destination or for delivery to a recipient in the customs territory of the Community,the office of departure may not authorize any variation of the contract of carriage allowing carriage to end outside the said customs territory unless it has taken the necessary steps to ensure that the export levy payable is collected.