Outward processing
Also called: OP · hariçte işleme rejimi
A special procedure allowing goods in free circulation to be exported temporarily for processing or repair abroad and then re-imported with total or partial relief from duty. Duty is generally charged only on the value added abroad, or on the cost of repair.
In practice
Sending components to a foreign subcontractor or goods for repair abroad can be done without paying full duty on their return.
Related terms
- Inward processing
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- Returned goods relief
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- Special procedures
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