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Note 5 in Part 3 of Schedule No. 1 has been replaced with a new version, affecting the interpretation of certain tariff classifications.
The anti-dumping duty on strip of polytetrafluoroethylene, non-cellular and not reinforced, laminated, supported or similarly combined with other materials, suitable for use as thread-sealing tape, originating from China, has been withdrawn.
The rates of duty on specific products listed in Part 2B of Schedule No. 1 have been revised.
A new tariff subheading has been introduced in Part 1 of Schedule No. 1 to accommodate a specific type of furniture or household item, enabling proper duty calculation.
From 1 January 2008, the amendments to Part 1 of Schedule No. 1, Schedule No. 3, and Schedule No. 4—previously lapsed on 31 December 2007—were maintained in their current form. No further action is required.
From 7 March 2008, rebate item 311.12/52.08/01.04 was amended to include the condition that quantities, times, and conditions are subject to specific permits issued by the International Trade Administration Commission.
From 1 January 2007, tariff heading 95.03 was substituted as per the notice published in GG 30829 R.254. This change affects goods classified under this heading.
If your query regarding a specialised SSM case is not answered by the case officer, you may escalate it to the Specialised Processing Team using their dedicated email. Ensure the subject line includes the operational area and relevant SSM case number, and attach previous correspondence as evidence.
If your query to the case officer remains unanswered, you can escalate it to the NTOC via their dedicated email address. This is intended for urgent matters related to NTOC detentions and seizures. You must include the operational area and relevant SSM case number in the subject line and provide proof of prior contact.
If no response is received within 24 working hours after escalating to the relevant Lead, the final escalation path is to Phozisa Mbiko, the Interim Business Area Lead for the Customs and Excise Compliance Cluster. This step is only valid if all prior escalation procedures were followed.
If no feedback is received within 24 working hours after contacting the C& team, you may escalate the issue to Roux Raath, the Lead for NTOC and Specialised Processing Team. This requires proof that all prior escalation steps were followed.
This amendment introduces or modifies a duty rebate for specific textile-related materials, allowing eligible importers to claim reduced or zero duty on qualifying goods.
