rate of yield

The rate of yield should never be stated as a percentage.

Production losses should be accounted for before setting the rate of yield.

Customs also require information on the rate of yield.

Rate of yield to be established through processing records.

It must also state the rate of yield which you expect to obtain from the exported goods (see paragraph 4.5).

The expected rate of yield, or the method by which it is to be calculated must be specified in your application.

It makes it mandatory to report to the Minister the rate of yield of a well.

If your application includes more than one processing operation you must give the rate of yield for each processing operation.

It specifies the type and quantity of the exported goods and contains information on the rate of yield.

Rate of yield: The amount of compensating product obtained from processing a given quantity of imported goods.

Note: If only part of the compensating product is re-imported, the rates of yield are applied as in the previous example, to reduce the calculations proportionately.

The use of this code means that you were not able to establish the rate of yield on entry and it would be established through your processing records.

The rate of yield is the quantity of compensating product you obtain by processing a fixed quantity of imported goods.

If you have entered the rate of yield on your application/authorisation form and the rate changes or is incorrect, you must inform your supervising office immediately.

When calculating the rate of yield you should take into account any imported goods wasted in the processing operation, since duty relief is granted on the wastage element also.

The rate of yield must not be expressed as a percentage, as wastage in production is included in the calculation of the quantity of exported goods used.

You must also make sure that your third party uses the agreed rate of yield for your compensating products, or uses the method agreed with us to calculate it.

Simplified Authorisation for repair (see paragraph 3.4) (POD) indicating the period of discharge and RoY rate of yield should be completed.

The rate of yield is the quantity of processed products (compensating products) made from a unit quantity of goods entered to IPR.

You apply the rate of yield to the quantity of compensating product actually re-imported, in order to calculate the quantity of exported goods used to produce the suits.

This is whether the same quantity of the goods imported will be re-exported, or whether because of the processing operation, the rate of yield will be other than 1:1.

(b) calculate the quantity of the exported goods used to produce the number of suits you are importing by reference to the agreed rate of yield (see paragraph 4.5)

(c) rate of yield: state the expected rate of yield or suggest how the rate should be established, for example "To be established from production records".

In cases where the rate of yield is not known at the time of application, or the rate may vary, you should record on your application that you intend to use production records as the basis for establishing it.

You must present sufficient documentation to prove that the goods being imported were exported under the OPR arrangements, and to allow customs to identify the exported goods and check the rate of yield and your duty calculations.