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The Common Customs Tariff

Laurence W. Gormley

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Abstract The major characteristic of the customs union, as far as imports from third countries are concerned, is the Common Customs Tariff (CCT) which is now to be found in the integrated Community Tariff, the Taric (which uses the new Combined Nomenclature (CN) for customs and statistical purposes with additional Community sub-headings) in accordance with Council Regulation 2658/87,and is designed to permit the tariff developments negotiated in the World Customs Organization to be brought into the Community system.

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Abstract The major characteristic of the customs union, as far as imports from third countries are concerned, is the Common Customs Tariff (CCT) which is now to be found in the integrated Community Tariff, the Taric (which uses the new Combined Nomenclature (CN) for customs and statistical purposes with additional Community sub-headings) in accordance with Council Regulation 2658/87,and is designed to permit the tariff developments negotiated in the World Customs Organization to be brought into the Community system.

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Abstract The major characteristic of the customs union, as far as imports from third countries are concerned, is the Common Customs Tariff (CCT) which is now to be found in the integrated Community Tariff, the Taric (which uses the new Combined Nomenclature (CN) for customs and statistical purposes with additional Community sub-headings) in accordance with Council Regulation 2658/87,and is designed to permit the tariff developments negotiated in the World Customs Organization to be brought into the Community system.

Key concepts: Tariff, Customs union, International trade, Business, Rules of origin, Single market, International economics, Economics

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