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Pakistan: Anti-dumping duty on tinplate import from South Africa withdrawn
29/08/2012 12:00
ISLAMABAD: National Tariff Commission (NTC) has withdrawn anti-dumping duty on the import of tinplate from South Africa.
Sources told Business Recorder here on Monday that the NTC had requested the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) in a written a letter for not collecting or charging the anti-dumping duty on the import of tinplate from South Africa.
According to the NTC, refer to the Commission’s letter dated July 12, 2008 along with a notice of conclusion of sunset review of anti-dumping duty imposed on dumped imports of tinplate (Pakistan Customs Tariff Heading 7210.1200) originating in and/ or exported from South Africa into Pakistan.
On expiry of five years period of imposition, the anti-dumping duty had been terminated on July 21, 2012, therefore, FBR was requested not to collect anti-dumping duty on tinplate imported from South Africa, NTC added. Therefore, the customs officials at ports would not collect this duty on the import of tinplate from South Africa.
Sources told Business Recorder here on Monday that the NTC had requested the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) in a written a letter for not collecting or charging the anti-dumping duty on the import of tinplate from South Africa.
According to the NTC, refer to the Commission’s letter dated July 12, 2008 along with a notice of conclusion of sunset review of anti-dumping duty imposed on dumped imports of tinplate (Pakistan Customs Tariff Heading 7210.1200) originating in and/ or exported from South Africa into Pakistan.
On expiry of five years period of imposition, the anti-dumping duty had been terminated on July 21, 2012, therefore, FBR was requested not to collect anti-dumping duty on tinplate imported from South Africa, NTC added. Therefore, the customs officials at ports would not collect this duty on the import of tinplate from South Africa.
Tuesday, 28 August 2012 10:34
By Sohail Sarfraz
Source: brecorder.com
By Sohail Sarfraz
Source: brecorder.com
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