Common Customs Tariff , CCT (skrót)

The common customs tariff in force across all EU countries is the single most important document when importing and/or exporting.

System for implementing the Common Customs Tariff.

The report advocates lifting the common customs tariff on the import of certain fisheries products to the Canary Islands for the years 2007-2013.

There is a lack of statistics and a lack of clarity in the application of the common customs tariff.

The common customs tariff is one of the most concrete signs of the common identity of the European Union.

Because that is basically what we want: we want to have good cooperation between the Member States so that the common customs tariff functions.

The common customs tariff, levies and other agricultural import measures apply to trade between the island and non-Member States.

A common customs tariff is applied across all EU countries on goods imported from outside the EU.

Since 1991, the European Union has suspended, partially or in full, the common customs tariff duties on imports into the Canary Islands of a number of products.

Charges on imported goods levied under the Common Customs Tariff of the European Union (EU), any other charges having equivalent effect and agricultural levy.

If you import from outside the EU, you may have to comply with import licensing requirements and with common customs tariffs that apply across the EU.

Import duty: Charges raised on goods imported into the EC under the Common Customs Tariff of the EC to provide protection for Community industry.

This body aimed to strengthen the ties between the members through a common market, a common customs tariff and a range of public services so as to achieve balanced economic growth within the region.

From 2006, there would no longer be anything but a common customs tariff which would have equal impact on the bananas of the poor of Africa and the bananas of the rich, the multinationals.

More recently, and as I mentioned in my speech, the Commission is challenging 12 Member States over their misuse of Article 296 regarding customs duties on arms imports, preventing a common customs tariff from being implemented.

I voted in favour of the report on the temporary suspension of autonomous Common Customs Tariff duties on imports certain industrial products into the autonomous regions of Madeira and the Azores.

It is also against that background that the Committee on Budgets' amendments to harmonise the Common Customs Committee, to have one overall committee to operate the common customs tariff, have been adopted.

I would like to underline today, however, that the Commission has begun infringement proceedings against 10 Member States on the question of the proper application of the Common Customs Tariff on military and non-military goods.

The codes and the descriptions of goods established on the basis of the combined nomenclature shall replace those established on the basis of the nomenclatures of the Common Customs Tariff and the Nimexe.

The starting point to the smooth movement of goods in the European Union (EU) is the common customs tariff in force across all EU countries to classify goods for import to or export from the EU.

The temporary suspension of the Common Customs Tariff duties will allow local economic operators in the autonomous regions of Madeira and the Azores to import a certain quota of raw materials, parts, components and finished products duty-free.

But we need the common customs tariff and the rest to lay the foundations of such a service. Even though Parliament, in the conciliation procedure, may have dropped its earlier demand for the development of a common customs administration, that nevertheless remains our goal.

I support the Commission's proposal on the temporary suspension of the application of Common Customs Tariff duties, as I believe that the EU must demonstrate, and not just declare its solidarity with regions fighting the consequences of the economic crisis.

The temporary suspension of the Common Customs Tariff duties will allow the autonomous regions of Madeira and the Azores to overcome the economic disadvantages that arise from their geographical location, and also tackle the specific effects that they are experiencing due to the economic crisis.

The regional authorities of Madeira and the Azores have requested the temporary suspension of the Common Customs Tariff duties in order to strengthen the competitive position of the local economic operators and stabilise employment in these outermost regions of the Union.