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ARTICLE · 09 JULY 2020

Additional Customs Duty Is Imposed On More Than 400 Products

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The rate of additional customs duty is specified in Annex-1 and Annex-2 enclosed to the Decree.

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Through the promulgation of the Additional President Decision to Import Regime Decision No. 2514 ("Decree"), published in the Official Gazette dated 11th May 2020 and No. 31124 (repeated), additional customs duty is imposed on several products (more than 400), including agricultural devices, machines, jewelry, white goods, musical instruments and sports equipment.

The rate of additional customs duty is specified in Annex-1 and Annex-2 enclosed to the Decree.

In accordance with the Decree, additional customs duty will be collected separately from the import duties & other financial obligations and will be registered as revenue within the scope of the general budget.

You may kindly find the full text of the Decree here.

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