Tag: anti-dumping duty

  • Customs to allow provisional release in ADD case

    Customs to allow provisional release in ADD case

    ISLAMABAD: The customs authorities shall allow provisional release of goods on bank guarantee where levy of anti-dumping duty (ADD) challenged in court of law.

    Through Finance Act, 2020 applicable from July 01, 2020 amendment has been made in Anti-Dumping Duties Act, 2015.

    As per the amendment: “ … where a competent court of law has stayed preliminary or final determination of anti dumping duly, goods shall be provisionally released against security in shape of bank guarantee or pay order of a scheduled bank along with indemnity bond equal to the amount of anti-dumping duty imposed on subject goods.

    “In case preliminary or final determination is upheld by the court, duty shall be paid by the importer and security with the customs department shall be released otherwise the same shall be en-cashed to settle the duty liability.

    “If the preliminary or final determination is set aside by the court, security shall be released, if not required for recovery of any outstanding previous liability.”

  • PBC Advocates Abolishing Anti-Dumping Duty on Raw Material Used for Exports

    PBC Advocates Abolishing Anti-Dumping Duty on Raw Material Used for Exports

    KARACHI: Pakistan Business Council (PBC) has advocated abolishing anti-dumping duty on imported raw material that are used for export oriented units (EOU).

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  • Commerce Ministry Help Sought as South Africa Imposes Anti-Dumping Duty on Pakistani Cement

    Commerce Ministry Help Sought as South Africa Imposes Anti-Dumping Duty on Pakistani Cement

    KARACHI: Chairman Pakistan-South Africa Business Forum (PSABF) Mohammad Rafiq Memon has said that Pakistan’s cement exports to South Africa have suffered terribly during the last couple of years because of the anti-dumping duty imposed by the South African government that resulted in shrinking cement export to around US$100 to US$150 million which was around US$700 million prior to imposition of anti-dumping duty.

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