Ley 661 de 2001 | Ley 661 de 2001 — Colombia law | Esheria

Ley 661 de 2001

This preamble says the agreement is meant to strengthen economic integration and provide clear rules for trade and investment between the Andean Community countries and Brazil.

Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 661 de 2001
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Language
es
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anti-dumping barreras al comercio border charges comercio committee administration contract disputes countervailing measures cross-border trade compliance cumplimiento regulatorio customs preferences customs valuation exceptions free trade agreement governance import controls import duties importation imports and exports integración económica international goods trade inversión medidas antidumping y compensatorias national treatment non-tariff barriers +15 more

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This preamble says the agreement is meant to strengthen economic integration and provide clear rules for trade and investment between the Andean Community countries and Brazil. Las Partes Signatarias acuerdan establecer márgenes de preferencia fijos como paso inicial hacia una zona de libre comercio. The annexes register tariff preferences and other agreed import conditions for negotiated products from the parties’ territories, but the agreement does not apply to used or reconstructed goods classified in the listed subheadings. Tariff preferences apply, when appropriate, to the customs duty or fixed tariff in force for imports from third countries in each signatory party at the time the preference is applied. The Signatory Parties must not impose or keep other charges equivalent to customs duties on imports covered by Annexes I, II, and III, except for the listed exclusions.

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