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Section 3, The Finance Act, 2006.
Status not yet checkedThe Finance Act, 2006., Sierra Leone
(1) Subject to section 110 of the Constitution of Sierra Leone, the responsibility for duty waiver administration is hereby
transferred to the National Revenue Authority, with the Minister of
finance retaining responsibility for policy guidelines thereon.
(2) The National Revenue Authority shall charge a nonrefundable administrative fee at the rate of 1.25% of the CIF value of
all goods in respect of which duty waiver is granted to cover the
administrative cost of processing the duty-waiver application.
(3) Eligible entities shall, at the commencement of each
financial year, prepare and forward for the approval of the National
Revenue Authority, exhaustible lists of goods in respect of which
they will be applying for duty waiver, and the National Revenue
Authority may undertake stock-taking of goods in respect of which
duty-free concessions are granted.
(4) Persons and organizations applying for duty-free
concessions may be required to pay duties up front on any ambiguous
waiver requests, but refund of such duties may be granted where the
Commissioner-General is satisfied of the entitlement of the applicant
to the waiver.
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