Duty: Taxes we charge on imported goods under the combined nomenclature of the Community.

Tax charged on imported goods under the Combined Nomenclature of the Community.

The difficulties in the interpretation of the combined nomenclature for mixed fodder are being checked at the moment by the Commission's officials.

Details of the chapters are displayed, including chapter numbers, description and Combined Nomenclature section notes.

Companies may have a problem correctly classifying their products according to the 10,500 subheadings of the Combined Nomenclature.

See additional explanatory Note 4(b) to Chapter 27 of the Combined Nomenclature.

This is based on the Combined Nomenclature of the European Communities which remains the definitive legal document (see paragraph 1.9).

The Combined Nomenclature is the legal instrument under which customs duties are charged in the United Kingdom.

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A single nomenclature, the Combined Nomenclature, will be used for external and intra-European statistics.

Also referred to as Combined Nomenclature (CN) code.

Combined Nomenclature - the European Union (EU) system for classifying and defining goods.

(CN code - Combined nomenclature code).

Combined nomenclature code of the European Communities (Commodity Code)

Combined Nomenclature (CN)

This combined nomenclature is a tariff and statistics nomenclature which is used for the trade between Member States and that with third countries.

One widely-recognized definition is from the Combined Nomenclature of the European Communities, a European industry standard.

Supplementary Units: Where necessary, indicate the quantity in the units laid down in the Combined Nomenclature.

Intrastat combined nomenclature (ICN)

As regards the proposal on simplifying the nomenclature, the Commission notes with satisfaction that all the institutions acknowledge the importance of simplifying the combined nomenclature.

Combined Nomenclature of the European Communities - EC Commission in Luxembourg, 1987 .

Charges raised on goods imported into the EC under the combined Nomenclature of the EC, to provide protection for Community industry.

CN Code: Combined Nomenclature (Tariff) commodity code.

These notes, together with the Combined Nomenclature Explanatory Notes, can give you detailed guidance on interpreting the nomenclature itself.

Intrastat Combined Nomenclature - a listing of codes to be used for classifying goods traded within the European Union (EU).