BONDED WAREHOUSE - a warehouse authorized by customs officials for the storage of goods on which paymen...
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BONDED WAREHOUSE
A secure storage area in which goods subject to excise taxes or customs duties are stored pending payment of taxes or duties. See also Bonded Goods; Customs Bond; Free Zone.
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BONDED WAREHOUSE
A warehouse authorized by CUSTOMS authorities for storage of goods on which payment of DUTIES is deferred until the goods are removed.
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BONDED WAREHOUSE
A warehouse approved by the Treasury Department and under bond/guarantee for observance of revenue laws.
Used for storing goods until duty is paid or goods are released in some other proper manner.
Bonded Warehouse
A building authorized by customs authorities for the storage of goods without payment of duties until removal.
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Bonded Warehouse
(USA) An approved private warehouse used for the storage of goods until duties or taxes are paid and the goods are properly released by Customs.
Bonded warehouse
A place approved by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) for the deposit, keeping and securing of goods liable to excise duty, without payment of that duty.
Bonded warehouse - A warehouse that is authorised by customs department for the storage of items on which payment of duty is not required until the goods are removed.
Bond discount - The amount below face value at which a bond is issued.
English: Bonded Warehouse
Français: Entrepôt en douane
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Bonded warehouse
See foreign trade zone.
Boom-bust cycle
A pattern of performance over time in an economy or an industry that alternates between extremes of rapid growth (booms) and extremes of slow growth or decline (busts), ...
[OTS] arrivals Imported goods which have been placed in a bonded warehouse for which duty has not been paid. [ITDS] articles of association The regulations for governing the rights and duties of the members of the company among themselves.
20 of this chapter, or (4) The transferee of the merchandise, if the right to withdraw merchandise in a bonded warehouse has been transferred in accordance with subpart C of part 144 of this chapter.
- Merchandise withdrawn for consumption from Customs bonded warehouses, and U.S. Foreign Trade Zones;
- Merchandise entered into Customs bonded warehouses and U.S. Foreign Trade Zones from foreign countries.
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Bonded Goods
Definition: Goods that are brought into a country and placed in a bonded warehouse until all duties are paid.
 See also: Tariff, Banks, Bill of lading, Letter of credit, Balance of payments
  
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