Examples of using Ad valorem in English and their translations into Russian
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Duties can be“ad valorem”(applied as a percentage of value),"specific"(applied on a quantitative basis, such as dollars per tonne),
The second component is an ad valorem tax with a rate of 12 per cent, which is applied to the weighted average price
Yet another alternative, for certain commodities, might be a uniform ad valorem export tax levied on shipments from the main producing countries.
e.g., an ad valorem rate of 15.
However, ad valorem taxes maintain the gap between more expensive
The possibility to increase the carrier's liability by declaring the actual value of cargo was said not to constitute a viable option, since ad valorem freight rates were in some cases prohibitively expensive
whereas exporters have different ad valorem equivalents that vary with the price of each transaction:
such as ad valorem percentages and/or manufacturing
Later the United States submitted an additional list of 104 categories of HS lines which demonstrated that the ad valorem equivalents of the specific duties,
to the extent possible, converted into ad valorem equivalents by using the 1990-1992 average import unit value for the country concerned,
expressed either ad valorem or in ECU per ton.
The tax rates were to be set mostly on the ad valorem basis: as 1% of the declared customs value
freights carefully count values of ad valorem rates, payments for warehousing,
components from other countries, about final product price as required calculation ad valorem rate according to relevant requirements of the determination of the country of origin of goods.
the added value reaches a fixed share in the final value of the goods ad valorem share rule.
adjusting extraction levels in the case of ad valorem royalties.
For example, freight costs on ad valorem basis for a landlocked country such as Uganda amounted to about 24 per cent of the value of its imports in 2004 i.e. seven times the freight costs on ad valorem basis at the global level.
the solutions proposed above, such as higher thresholds for de minimis dumping,"negligible" imports and ad valorem subsidies, could result in developing countries having to face a reduced number of anti-dumping actions.
apricots faced a combination of specific and ad valorem tariffs equivalent to between 35
the conversion of specific rates to ad valorem or percentage format.