Betekenis van:
import credit

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. A DEPB credit is a financial contribution by the GOI, since the credit will eventually be used to offset import duties, thus decreasing the GOI's duty revenue which would be otherwise due.
2. A FMS duty credit is a financial contribution by the GOI, since the credit will eventually be used to offset import duties, thus decreasing the GOI’s duty revenue which would be otherwise due.
3. On this basis, allowances, where applicable and justified, were made for differences in rebates, transport costs, insurance, handling charges, packaging, credit costs and import duties.
4. The guarantee is issued by the Hungarian Export-Import Bank (hereinafter referred to as Eximbank), a fully state-owned export-credit agency.
5. These adjustments were made in respect of import charges, discounts, transport, insurance, handling costs, packing, credit and commissions in accordance with Article 2(10) of the basic Regulation.
6. Allowances for differences in transport costs, freight and insurance costs, handling, loading and ancillary costs, import charges and indirect taxes, credit costs, after-sales costs, commissions, discounts and rebates were granted where applicable and justified.
7. Adjustments were made for inland and ocean freight, insurance costs, handling, packaging, credit costs and import duties, which were all deducted from the resale price in order to arrive at an ex-works basis.
8. To ensure a fair comparison, allowances were made for differences in import charges and indirect taxes, duties, transport, insurance, handling, loading and ancillary costs, packing costs, bank charges, credit costs and commissions where applicable and justified.
9. Where a DEPB licence was issued and used during the IP by the co-operating exporting producer to import goods without payment of applicable duties (including SAD), the benefit was calculated on the basis of total import duties foregone, as deducted from the credit balance on the relevant DEPB licence.
10. For both investigated exporting producers allowances for differences in transport costs, ocean freight and insurance costs, handling, loading and ancillary costs, import charges and indirect taxes, credit costs, after-sales costs, commissions, discounts and rebates were granted where applicable and justified.
11. Adjustments to the export price were reported by VIZ STAL for inland transport and freight cost, export duty, insurance costs, miscellaneous charges, credit cost, bank charges, import and other charges, stamp fees and slitting charges and granted because they were found to be reasonable, accurate and supported by verified evidence.