Decree No. 141 / 1946 Coll.
Regulation adjusting the autonomous customs duties on imports of goods
Valid
Effective from 01.07.1946
141.
Government Regulation
of 21 June 1946
adjusting the general customs duties on imports of goods.
The Government of the Czechoslovak Republic hereby orders, pursuant to the Act of 16 May 1946, No 117 Coll., on the modification of the Customs Tariff during a transitional period:
The tariff schedule shall be amended as follows:
1. the following note shall be inserted after the rate (b) (2):
"Note. Wood flour free from customs duties from 1 July 1946 to 31 December 1948. '
2. entry (a) 1. in the note per rate number 179 is amended as follows:
"1. over 30 to 45% vol. duty rate of 1 Kts per 100 kg of net weight until 31 December 1947. '
3. Note for the set number 291 "Viscose paper (whole-film paper), without regard to its other nature of everything. the duty rate of 1000 Kts per 100 kg 'is deleted.
4. the following note shall be inserted after the rate (a) (2):
"Note. Beech lats, imported by factories for the manufacture of furniture of bent wood on a clearance note, under the supervision and under the conditions laid down in the Regulation.
5. The following note is inserted after the rate number 484:
"Note to rates 483 and 484. Ball and roller bearings (excluding velocipedes) free of duty until 31 December 1947. '
For the period 1 July 1946 to 31 December 1946, the customs duties applicable to imports of goods falling within the following tariff numbers (headings) shall be abolished:
1. Cocoa beans and peel.
9.
10. Wine berries and grapes, dried; currants.
11. Lemons, limons, cements.
12. Orange.
13. Lemons, limons, cements and oranges, loaded in salt water; immature small oranges; Orange, cedar and lemon bark, whether or not ground or in brine, loaded.
14. Dates, pistachios, bananas (pisang).
19 - 21.
23 - 34. Cereals; malt; leguminous vegetables; flour and milling products; rice.
35-39.
40-44.
45 - 53.
58. Soukenic whore.
63 - 72. Cattle slaughtered and drawn.
73 - 76. Other animals.
78 - 82, 86. Animal products.
88 - 101.
102 - 106.
113 - 123, 125 - 132. Food.
133 - 135. Old, coal and peat.
141b) artificial raw materials of carving and turning, not specifically specified or further worked.
145b). Burning plaster.
146b). White chalk, paperweight (natural barium sulphate), ground, floating.
147b). Grain peace, ground, floating.
148b), (c) i footnote Colour earth.
149. Other earths and stones, artificially coloured.
150a) Lime, burnt, whether or not hydrated.
151. Liquorice juice (of sweet wood), concentrated, in boxes or in pieces.
156. Coloring wood:
(b) small-cut (i.e. cut, shredded, ground)
(c) for a small piece, fermented.
(b). Quaestwood and other wood, tanned, for small change (i.e. cut, shredded, ground).
162. Orseille, persio; indigo; cochineal (Nopal worm); extract of chestnut wood; extract of Quabrach wood; Explicitly unspecified tanning extracts.
163. Extracts dye specifically unnamed.
181. Cotton wool, except cotton wool for therapeutic purposes; yarn modified for cleaning machines, etc.
182. Witchcraft raw, white, dyed, printed.
183- 187. Cotton yarn.
203. Wadding made of flax, hemp, jute and other notions of plant, not specifically mentioned, except cotton for medical purposes; yarn modified for cleaning machines, etc.
204a), (b), (c). Yarn of flax (of flax fibre or of flax tow); ramie yarn (Chinese nettle yarn).
205a, (b), (c). Yarn of hemp (of hemp fibre and of hemp tow, whether or not mixed with other yarn belonging to this class); yarn not specifically mentioned.
206a (b). Jute yarn (of jute, also mixed with flax).
Note to numbers 204, 205 and 206. Yarn for tying sheaves, in a ball or on a winch.
221. Wadding of wool and hair; Wadding and undercoat (semi-felt, non-waved).
222, 2224-226. Wool yarn.
241. Silk cotton, except cotton for medical purposes.
242-244. Silk.
245. Yarn of silk, of florette silk or of artificial silk, combined with other wonders, whether or not folded.
305. Rubber solutions.
306. Rubber dough.
307. Rubber fibres not spun (also flat, not exceeding 3 mm wide).
308. Plates unvulcanised, cut, exposed, rolled (patent plates).
312. Articles of soft rubber, not specifically specified, whether or not combined with ordinary or fine materials.
313. Hard rubber (horn or skin hardness) in plates, rods and tubes, whether or not polished but not further worked.
320. Technical needs.
328-337 and footnote 1 respectively. Skin.
350. Inlets, frames, partitions, planes and parquet flooring (boards lined or otherwise assembled); Neither barren nor barren.
381. Optical glass, unground, in lenses, in blocks, slabs or as lenses, cast, pressed or cut, whether or not ground, white or coloured.
428a), 429- 435. Iron and iron semi-finished products.
467. Carding covers of all kinds; weaving rays and teeth on weaving beams, whether or not in bundles or rolls; wire weaving thread; wire or metal thread ears (maillons).
470. Spring steel (cold-formed or cold-finished steel), whether or not polished.
488: (a) lead, whether or not lead alloys with antimony, arsenic, tin or zinc
(c) zinc, whether or not zinc alloys with lead or tin.
489. Cutting plates, i.e., plates cut from boulders of crude metals or metal alloys, for direct processing by rolling or drawing.
490.
546.
592. Kitchen salt, pure (stone, cooked and sea salt) or mixed with other substances (cattle salt, salt lye, raps, salt), if such mixtures are not classified in another heading.
596b) arsenic metal.
597: e.
(f) arsenic acid (arsenic oxide)
(h) Cinnamon oxide, artificial (tin ash).
598f) Hydrofluoric acid.
(a) 1.
(b) Glauber salt (sodium sulphate)
(c) 1. Potassium sulphate; Acid potassium sulphate; Draslo (potash), containing not more than 85% potassium carbonate
(c) 2. acid sodium sulphate; substitute for wine stone
(d) sodium carbonate, crude or crystalline
(e) draslo (potash), containing more than 85% potassium carbonate; water glass, solid
(f) 1. calcined soda (brushed)
(f) 2. water glass, liquid
(g) 1. ammonium chloride (salmiac)
(g) 2. ammonium sulphate
(i) 1. borax purified
(j) 2. potassium carbonate and sodium carbonate; sodium sulphite, solid; sodium sulphite, solid; sodium sulphite, solid; sodium sulphate, solid
(k) 2. Other
(l) aqueous solution of sodium sulphite (bisulfite lye)
(m) 1. potassium and sodium chromate (yellow) and potassium and sodium bichromate (red)
(n) ferrocyanide and potassium and sodium ferricyanide (yellow and red salts of blood); calcium ferrocyanide
(o) potassium sulphide and sodium sulphide, whether or not sulphur liver; Ammonium sulphide; potassium chlorate and sodium chlorate; sodium phosphate.
(c) calcium chloride, unclean; Annaline (artificial calcium sulphate); barium sulphide, crude; artificial barium carbonate
(d) spolium (bone charcoal)
(g) i. Magnesium sulphate (bitter salt)
(l) calcium carbonate, artificial; calcium phosphate, artificial; calcium carbide (calcium carbide); Strontium nitrate; barium chloride; barium nitrate
m. Nitrogen lime (calcium cyanamide)
(n) limestone.
601. Compounds of aluminium, iron, chromium, nickel and cobalt, specifically named.
602. Copper, lead, zinc and tin compounds, explicitly mentioned.
(a) glycerine, crude
(b) glycerin purified, i.e. water-bright or coloured, ash-free
e) Cresol (mother lye after crystallized pure carbolic acid)
(g) salicylic acid and its derivatives.
610. Gelatin (purified, dried cladding of animal or plant origin), whether or not ground and articles thereof.
611. The glue of all kinds, also the zinc (excavated).
612. Albumine and albuminoids; casein.
613. Starch (also starch meal).
614. Damage adhesives (dextrine, leiogomme, gommelina) and other substitutes for glassware, not specifically specified; lubricating, spillage and similar adhesives and dressings, containing starch.
617. Acid phosphate (superphosphates).
619. Collodium, chloroform, alcohol methyl, acetone, obtained acetic acid.
620b) and other simple ethers, as well as all folded, and also ether oenanto.
622d) i notes 1 and 2. Excipients and chemical products, not specifically mentioned, other.
625a) sulphur black; color anthrachinone, out of cyclic.
626. Colors specifically unnamed.
648a) photographic enlargements of the effigy.
652a) bone meal.
653a) solid residues resulting from the manufacture of fatty oils, whether or not ground.
654a) Grape and grape marc.
655. Wine yeast, batter.
657a) paper trimmings, maculature (both described and printed).
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 1946; they shall be implemented by the Finance Minister in agreement with the participating members of the Government.
Fierlinger v. r.
Dr Stránská v. r.
Broad v. r.
Ursines v. r.
Dr. Ripka v. r.
Nosek v. r.
Dr. Šrobár v. r.
Dr Drtina v. r.
Děuriš v. r.
Dr Pietor v. r.
Gen. Hasal v. r.
Hala v. r.
Dr Procházka v. r.
Majer v. r.
Lichner v. r.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Government Decree No. 141 / 1946 Coll., adjusting the general customs duties on imports of goods |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 22.06.1946 |
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| Effective from | 01.07.1946 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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