Provisional duty
Also called: provisional anti-dumping duty · geçici önlem
A duty imposed during a trade remedy investigation, after a preliminary finding of dumping or subsidy and injury, to prevent further harm while the investigation continues. It is usually collected as a guarantee and later converted into definitive duty or released.
In practice
Imports arriving during the provisional phase may end up paying definitive duty, so contracts signed during investigations should share that risk.
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USARelated terms
- Anti-dumping duty
- An additional duty imposed on imports sold at prices below their normal value in the exporting country, when this causes injury to domestic industry.…
- Countervailing duty
- An additional duty that offsets subsidies granted by a foreign government to producers or exporters, when subsidised imports injure domestic…
- Registration of imports
- A measure under which customs records imports of a product under investigation so that duties can later be applied retroactively to those imports if…