"customs tariff" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the tax or duty imposed on a particular class of imported or exported merchandise or within a country. For example: "The new customs tariff has been implemented, making it more expensive to export goods."
Convention of April 25 , 1907 regarding the raising of the Turkish customs tariff.
Belgium and Luxembourg thereby had the same customs tariff and a single balance of payments since 1921.
Adoption of the European Unit of account for the common customs tariff : Information Note from the European Communities for the Attention of the Contracting Parties.
The treaty pledged the signatories to abolish customs duties and quantitative restrictions on the entry and outflow of merchandise, to abrogate all other measures having an equivalent effect, and to fix a common customs tariff for imports from nonmember states.
abolish customs duties and quantitative restrictions on the entry and outflow of merchandise, to abrogate all other measures having an equivalent effect, and to fix a common customs tariff for imports from nonmember states.
Motivated by the need to increase national income, to diversify the economy, and to satisfy the aspirations of nascent nationalism, the government imposed a customs tariff on foreign goods in 1930 that promoted the development of Egyptian manufactures.
The report concluded that the best scenario, from BAT's point of view, would be 'a single market without internal customs duty tariffs but with a high external duty tariff on cigarettes.
Convention of July 5, 1890, regarding the publication of customs tariffs and the organisation of an International Union for the publication of customs tariffs.
By the middle of the 17th century, these taxes had become real customs tariffs.
Bendukidze cut income and payroll taxes and abolished other taxes, customs tariffs, and nearly eight hundred government licenses and permits.
Increased customs tariffs would hurt prosperity and would only move jobs from one foreign country to another.
