Ley 722 de 2001 | Ley 722 de 2001 — Colombia law | Esheria

Ley 722 de 2001

This provision says Colombia approves a partial economic complementarity agreement between Argentina and the Andean Community countries.

Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 722 de 2001
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Language
es
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This provision says Colombia approves a partial economic complementarity agreement between Argentina and the Andean Community countries. The signatory parties agree to set fixed preference margins as an initial step toward creating a free trade area between the Andean Community and Mercosur. Los anexos registran preferencias arancelarias y otras condiciones para importar ciertos productos originarios; el acuerdo no se aplica a bienes usados ni reconstruidos. Tariff preferences apply, when applicable, 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. Las Partes Signatarias no pueden imponer gravámenes o cargas equivalentes, distintos de los derechos aduaneros, sobre importaciones de los productos de los Anexos I, II y III.

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