CO129-477 - Public Offices - 1922 — Page 319

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ARTICLE II. The rates of export tax shall be classified

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(1) On goods specified in (1) of the preceding

Article a rate equivalent to the internal

tax leviable in the country of destination.

(2). On goods specified in (2) of the preceding

Article a rate equivalent to the difference

between the rate of intemal taxation already

levied and the rate of interal taxation

leviable in the country of destination.

(3) On goods specified in (3) of the preceding

Artiole a rate equivalent to the intemal

tax leviable in the country of destination.

(4) on goods specified in (4) of the preceding

Article a rate equivalent to the difference

between the rate of tax levied on the materials

used in their manufacture and the rate of

tax leviable in the Country of destination.

ARTICLE III. The goods specified in Article 7,

paragraphs 1, 2, 6, 7, 10, 11, 13, 14 and 16 of the

Customs Tariff Law, and much artioles for ships' use,

belonging to vessels plying to Japan, Korea, Formosa or Bakhalin as may be deemed proper by the Governor of the South Sex Islands, are exempt from export duties.

Imperial Ordinance No. 295 of 1922 provides for the

application of the Customs Tariff and Customs Procedure

of Japan to goods imported from places other than Japan,

Keres, Formosa and Bakhalin as follows:

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