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2. Anti-Dumping Duties


New Zealand Customs Service (NZCS) Non-Confidential Instructions

Tariff Policy and Trade Rules Group
[ Last Updated 31 October 2007 ]


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Description / Method

8. The anti-dumping duty on imports of the subject goods are in the form of ad valorem percentage rates applied to the NZCS value for duty (VFD) of the imports for the goods manufactured/exported by the companies shown in the tables below. There is a residual rate applicable for each country for all other exporters not listed.

Rates of Duty - China
Company Ad Valorem (Percentage) Rate of Duty
Dragon Boat Ltd 59%
Haier Fung Choi Printing Ltd 59%
Ningbo Guangbo Import & Export Co. Ltd 59%
Olympia Diary Guangzhou Ltd 53%
Richgrade Ltd 164%
Sintex Link Ltd* 36%
Texsun Ltd 48%
WKT Co. Ltd 38%
Residual rate of duty (all other exporters) 53%

*Note: Also known as Sintex Link (Hong Kong) Ltd, and Sintex Trading Co

Rates of Duty - Malaysia
Company Ad Valorem (Percentage) Rate of Duty
Chee Wah Corporation Berhad 12%
Ginhau Psn Printing (M) Sdn Bhd 30%
Olympia Diary (M) Sdn Bhd 39%
UPA Press Sdn Bhd 25%
Residual rate of duty (all other exporters) 34%

9. The companies for which a separate rate of duty has been established may not be shown as the supplier of the goods in the import entry because the goods have been exported to New Zealand by an intermediate exporter. Intermediate exporters who are known to export diaries supplied by companies listed in the tables above are shown below. These intermediate exporters may also source from other suppliers. If the supplier of any of the intermediate exporters shown below cannot be identified the relevant residual rate of duty should apply.

Manufacturer/exporter for which a separate rate of duty has been established as above Intermediate Exporter
China
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Malaysia
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Example

10. Assume that the export invoice relates to a quantity of diaries supplied by Dragon Boat Ltd (the goods originate in China), at a total FOB price of USD20,000. The exchange rate that applies on the date of import is 0.75, therefore the value for duty (VFD) is NZD26,666.66.

11. To calculate the anti-dumping duty payable on this shipment, apply the rate of 59 percent to NZD26,666.66, which equals duty to be paid of NZD15,733.33. The anti-dumping duty applying to Malaysian exporters is calculated in the same way.

12. Customs tariffs shall be calculated and applied as usual.


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