Grammar and Vocabulary

1. The Convention “On Temporary Admission”

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a) must be re-exported within a specified period.

2. Temporary admission is the customs procedure under which certain goods (including means of transport)

b) to take proceedings against persons using temporary admission papers for the recovery of the import duties and taxes and other sums payable.

3. The goods must be imported for a specific purpose and

c) accept temporary admission papers, issued and used under the same conditions.

4. In accordance with the Convention, each Contracting Party must

d) can be brought into a Customs territory relieved from payment of import duties and taxes and without application of import prohibitions or restrictions of economic character

5. Temporary admission papers mean the international Customs document accepted as a customs declaration which

e) re-exported through a customs office other than that through which they were imported.

6. Generally, the validity of the papers

f) was signed in Istanbul 26 June, 1990.

7. In the event of fraud or abuse, the Contracting Parties are free

g) cleared under a customs transit, a customs warehouse, a free zone or clearance for home use procedures.

8. The guaranteeing association cannot be required

h) makes it possible to identify the goods and which incorporates an internationally valid guarantee to cover import duties and taxes.

9. Temporarily admitted goods may be

i) does not exceed one year.

10. When national legislation permits, goods may be

j) to pay a sum greater than the total amount of the import duties and taxes.