Ministry Of Commerce Issued Announcement On Import Tariff Quota Of Wool And Wool In 2011

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In 2011, the import tariff quotas of wool and wool should be allocated first and first.

Applicants apply for import tariff quotas for wool and wool (including processing trade) on the basis of wool and wool import contracts and related materials.

The authorized department of the Ministry of Commerce issued the "import tariff quota certificate for agricultural products" to eligible applicants.

When the quantity of the issuance reached the quota of wool and gross tariff in 2011, the authorized department of the Ministry of Commerce stopped accepting the application.

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The Customs Quota applicant who meets the above conditions shall submit an application to the authorized department of the Ministry of Commerce (the state owned assets supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council directly under the Ministry of Commerce, the Quota Licensing Bureau of the Ministry of Commerce) in accordance with the import contract of wool and wool.

The applicant must fill in the application form for import tariff quota of wool and wool, and provide the above materials to the authorized department of the Ministry of Commerce when the first application is made that year.

Non performance applicants must first submit the approval documents (project proposal or feasibility study report) and completion acceptance report of the construction project approved by the competent department. After approval by the Ministry of Commerce, the import tariff quota application for wool and wool can be submitted in 2011.

The import tariff quota certificate for agricultural products shall be valid within 3 months from the date of issue, and shall not exceed December 31, 2011 at the latest.

For the goods shipped from the original port before December 31, 2011, and the next year's arrival, the holders of the tariff quota must apply for the extension to the original authorized department of the Ministry of Commerce before December 31st with the shipping documents and the valid import tariff quota certificate for agricultural products. The extension of the import tariff quota certificate for agricultural products will not exceed the end of February 2012 at the latest.

Within the period of validity of the import tariff quota certificate for agricultural products, the tariff quota holders shall not return the original tariff quota certificate to the authorized department of the former Ministry of Commerce.

The authorized department of the Ministry of Commerce shall timely cancel and cancel the quantity of the used quantity in the system, and keep it in the original column of the corresponding tariff quota certificate for agricultural products, and keep it for reference.

The Ministry of Commerce reclaims the remaining quotas listed in the tariff quota certificate and takes into account the allowance of wool and gross tariff quotas.

The maximum amount of tariff quotas that can not be completed in the year may not exceed September 15th.

Those who fail to make the return are deemed to have failed to complete the import, and the proportion can be deducted in 2012.

Within 20 working days after the customs clearance procedures for import goods, the holders of tariff quotas are handed over to the original authorized department of the Ministry of Commerce.

The authorized department of the Ministry of commerce must check the system in time and retain the original.

The date of cancellation of the import tariff quota certificate for agricultural products should not exceed March 31, 2012 at the latest.

Those who fail to write off the time will be deemed to have failed to complete the import, and the proportion can be deducted in 2012.

In the provisions of the rules, it is clearly pointed out that forged, altered or traded certificates of import tariff quotas for agricultural products shall be investigated for criminal responsibility in accordance with the relevant laws concerning the crime of illegal operation, or the crime of forging, altering, buying or selling official documents, documents and seals of state organs.

If the tariff quota holders have such acts, the Ministry of Commerce and authorized agencies will not accept their import tariff quotas for agricultural products for two years.