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Customs Duty (Limousines) Remission Order 2007
CUSTOMS DUTY (LIMOUSINES) REMISSION ORDER 2007


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BR 81 / 2007

CUSTOMS DUTY (SPECIAL REMISSION) ACT 1951

1951 : 27

CUSTOMS DUTY (LIMOUSINES) REMISSION ORDER 2007


The Minister of Finance, in exercise of the powers conferred by

section 2 of the Customs Duty (Special Remission) Act 1951, makes the
following Order:

Citation
1 This Order may be cited as the Customs Duty (Limousines)
Remission Order 2007.

Interpretation
2 In this Order —

“exempted goods” means any limousine within the meaning of
section 2 of the Motor Car Act 1951.

Partial exemption from import duty
3 A person who is granted a permit under section 36A of the Motor
Car Act 1951 to operate a limousine, and their agents, are exempted
from the payment of import duty in respect of the importation into
Bermuda, by the person or their agents, of any exempted goods, to the
extent that the import duty payable in respect of the exempted goods
shall be 10% and not the rate of duty that would otherwise be payable
under Heading 87.03 of Chapter 87 of the First Schedule to the Customs
Tariff Act 1970.

CUSTOMS DUTY (LIMOUSINES) REMISSION ORDER 2007


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Exemption from import duty at expiration of this Order
4 At the expiration of this Order, exempted goods which have been
imported into Bermuda at lesser rate of import duty by virtue of
paragraph 3 shall not be subject to any further import duty by reason
only that this Order has ceased to have effect.

Commencement and expiration
5 This Order shall be deemed to have come into force on 1
September 2007 and shall expire on 31 March 2008.







Made this 13th day of September , 2007







Minister of Finance