Temporary import license exemptions.
22 CFR § 123.4 - Temporary import license exemptions.
There are now better opportunities for funding (though not much available for start-ups), market support, business training and capacity building, import duty exemptions, and tax benefits for agri-businesses.
In this case, policy uncertainty was reduced because the 1986 trade agreement meant the E.C. could not revoke import tax exemptions it had been granting to Portuguese companies on a provisional basis.
In addition, import duty exemptions were made for purchase of vessels from outside New Zealand, and other favourable tax treatments were applied to the industry.
The South African Council of Churches collected blankets and food to support those left homeless by the government's urban clearances, but distribution has been delayed by government demands for proof that the food has not been genetically modified and by extra paperwork over import-duty exemption.
While initially some oil imports were exempted from the license fee requirements, the exemption levels were scheduled to decrease annually so that by 1980 the fees would be applicable to all oil imports.
1962 Canada Borrows Billion in Crisis OTTAWA — The Canadian government today [June 24] imposed a special import duty, slashed tourist exemptions and federal spending and borrowed more than $1 billion to meet the country's mounting financial crisis.
Part III demonstrates that the decision to heighten import regulation while providing exemptions for small-scale producers was not predicated on a scientific risk analysis, and argues that this regulatory scheme leaves significant gaps in the food safety system.
Italian-Thai -- which gets its name from a partnership formed five decades ago between an Italian engineer and a Thai medical doctor -- has been given exemptions from import duties and a 75-year concession to build and operate the heavy-industrial part of the project, as well as a 40-year concession for light industry, like garment factories.
American Samoa had also used its federal exemptions to import cheap labor, but in American Samoa's case, the laborers were fellow Samoans.
