Rebate offerings to the steel industry 270x378 · towards full-scale industrialisation and...

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towards full-scale industrialisation and inclusive growth the dti Customer Contact Centre: 0861 843 384 the dti Website: www.thedti.gov.za the dti would like to make the downstream steel industry aware and encourage applications of the following ITAC rebate offerings: 1. Rebate item 470.03 provides for a full waiver of customs duty on imported goods for use in the manufacture of goods exclusively for export; and 2. Rebate item 521.00 provides a full refund of customs duty on imported goods used in the manufacture of goods exclusively for export. Upon receipt of a duly completed application for 470.03/521.00 ITAC issues the permit. In the case of 470.03 permit (obtained before importing), it is presented to Customs when clearing the goods whilst the 521.00 permit (post importing) is presented to Customs when claiming the duties. The respective application forms are available on the ITAC’s website and it takes at most 10 working days to issue the permit. 3. Schedule No. 3 makes provision for industrial rebates for manufacturing purposes on products not produced in the country, allowing manufacturers to source their intermediate material and component inputs at world prices. 4. Schedule No. 4 makes provision for products for which there are temporary shortages on the domestic market, and generally also for consumption and capital goods for which separate tariff lines are not feasible. The primary aim of the Schedule 3 and 4 rebate provision is to provide customs duty waiver and therefore the availability at world competitive prices of products that attract duties but are not produced or insufficiently produced domestically. This rebate will be available on a case by case basis upon application. For application forms and assistance with information regarding the above rebates contact: Ms Lufuno Maliaga Manager: Tariff Investigations II, Metals and Machinery International Trade Administration Commission the dti Campus, Block E, 77 Meintjies Street, Sunnyside, Pretoria Direct: +27 12 394 3835| Fax:+27 12 394 1295 [email protected]| www.itac.org.za Rebate offerings to the steel industry

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towards full-scale industrialisation and inclusive growththe dti Customer Contact Centre: 0861 843 384

the dti Website: www.thedti.gov.za

the dti would like to make the downstream steel industry aware and encourage applications of the

following ITAC rebate offerings:

1. Rebate item 470.03 provides for a full waiver of customs duty on imported goods for use in the

manufacture of goods exclusively for export; and

2. Rebate item 521.00 provides a full refund of customs duty on imported goods used in the

manufacture of goods exclusively for export.

Upon receipt of a duly completed application for 470.03/521.00 ITAC issues the permit. In the case of

470.03 permit (obtained before importing), it is presented to Customs when clearing the goods whilst

the 521.00 permit (post importing) is presented to Customs when claiming the duties. The respective

application forms are available on the ITAC’s website and it takes at most 10 working days to issue

the permit.

3. Schedule No. 3 makes provision for industrial rebates for manufacturing

purposes on products not produced in the country, allowing manufacturers to

source their intermediate material and component inputs at world prices.

4. Schedule No. 4 makes provision for products for which there are temporary

shortages on the domestic market, and generally also for consumption and

capital goods for which separate tariff lines are not feasible.

The primary aim of the Schedule 3 and 4 rebate provision is to provide customs

duty waiver and therefore the availability at world competitive prices of products that

attract duties but are not produced or insuffi ciently produced domestically.

This rebate will be available on a case by case basis upon application.

For application forms and assistance with information regarding the

above rebates contact: Ms Lufuno Maliaga

Manager: Tariff Investigations II, Metals and Machinery

International Trade Administration Commission

the dti Campus, Block E, 77 Meintjies Street, Sunnyside, Pretoria

Direct: +27 12 394 3835| Fax:+27 12 394 1295

[email protected]| www.itac.org.za

Rebate offerings to the steel industry