CO129-477 - Public Offices - 1922 — Page 317

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textiles, sugar, alcohol, etc., which are subject to rebate or sfund when these commodities are exported to foreign countries. since the South Sea Islands are treated as part of the Japanese mpire, and the remission of these taxen is designed to facilitate foreign trade, it becomes necessary to exclude the ath Sea Islands from these benefits, and this exclusion in therefore specifically stated in Law No. 50, quoted above.

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Further, since in the absence of taxes equivalent to the consumption tax in the South Sea Islands, goods exported from the Islands to any part of the Japanese dominions would be at an advantage over goods produced in those dominions, a system of export duties, leviable on goods so exported, has been established by Imperial Ordinance, of which the most important

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IMPERIAL ORDINANCE NO. 896 of 1922

ARTICLE I. Export duties shall be levied on goods exported from the South Sea Islanda to Japan, Keren, Formosa or Jakhalin which fall under one of the following heads.

(1) Goods on which internal taxes are

levied in the country of destination,

with the exception of -

playing cards, patent medicines and articles similar to patent medicines, and

goode on which internal taxes

or customs duties have been levied in Japan, Korea, Formosa or Sakhalin; and

goods which have been

imported from foreign countries into the South Sea Islands and are such as are not liable to internal taxes if imported from foreign countries into Japan, Korea, Formosa or Sakhalin.

(2) Goods on which internal taxes have been

levied in Japan, Korea, Formosa or

Sakhalin, if the internal tax whi oh

has been levied is at a lower rate

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