Customs Costing Regulation (Customs Costing)

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Customs KostV

Date of completion: 06.09.2009

Full quote:

" Customs Costing Ordinance of 6 September 2009 (BGBl. 3001), as last amended by Article 1 of the Regulation of 6 May 2014 (BGBl I). I p. 498).

Status:

Last amended by Art. 1 V v. 6.5.2014 I 498

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Footnote

(+ + + Text evidence from: 1.10.2009 + + +) 
  
(+ + + For application cf.  § 12 + + +) 

  

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Input formula

On the basis of Section 178 (3) of the Tax Code, as amended by the Notice of 1. October 2002 (BGBl. 3866; 2003 I p. 61) and § 112 (3) of the Branntweinmonopolgesetz (Branntweinmonopolgesetz), of which § 112 of the Branntweinmonopolgesetz (Branntweinmonopolgesetz) by Article 7 of the Law of 24 June 1994 (BGBl. I p. 1395), the Federal Ministry of Finance is ordering: Unofficial table of contents

Content Summary

§ § §

Subject-matter	1
Paid Official Acts	2
Hours and monthly fees	3
Cost Calculation	4
Additional costs	5
Investigation of goods	6
Storage Cost	7
Write outlays	8
Paid official acts in the field of industrial property rights	9
Cost notification	10
View from the cost survey	11
Transitional arrangements	12

Appendix 1 (to § 6 (1))	Due tariff for investigations
Appendix 2 (to § 9 (1))	Due tariff for industrial property protection measures

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§ 1 Regulatory subject

By the authorities of the Federal Customs Administration and the authorities to whom the duties of the Federal Customs Administration have been delegated, and by the Federal monopoly administration for spirits and those with the implementation of the law on the The financial authorities and other authorities responsible for the monopoly of the industry shall be charged in accordance with this Regulation (fees and expenses). Unofficial table of contents

§ 2 Cost-effective acts

(1) The following official acts shall be subject to costs:

1.

Acts of office, other than those of tax supervision, which take place on request outside the office of office or office or outside the opening hours, unless the official act can be carried out for reasons relating to the responsibility of the customs administration , shall not take place at the place of office or during the opening hours;

2.

Acts which result in a denial of service, because they are carried out on request at a given time;

3.

Official acts in the field of tax warehousing with spirits, unless it is a measure of tax supervision;

4.

supervision measures in undertakings or undertakings where the measures are initiated by infringements of the monitoring rules adopted in order to secure the tax revenue;

5.

Monitoring of operations using equipment, vessels or devices under permanent official supervision for purposes other than those declared for the purposes of the operation;

6.

official guarding of closed customs warehouses under customs control;

7.

Official guarding and monitoring of means of transport or goods on request;

8.

official acts relating to the destruction or destruction of goods, in particular their customs supervision, which shall be carried out on request;

9.

Acts relating to the discharge of excisable goods for the purposes of tax-free movement or the granting of an export refund on application outside the office of office or office or outside the opening hours;

10.

the monitoring or the taking-up of the compensation in order to obtain a charge or price reduction on application, with the exception of the remuneration, which is properly carried out by the holder of the tax warehouse;

11.

Acts carried out at the request of airports other than customs airfields within the meaning of Section 3 of the Customs Regulation.

The fees are determined as fixed rates according to the amount of time required to carry them out (hourly fees or monthly fees). (2) Costs are not charged:

1.

for official acts in the field of travel to places of office;

2.

for the granting of the crossing of the border as the activity of a customs office of transit at the time of entry in the Community or in the common transit procedure;

3.

for the purpose of monitoring the physical output of goods in the export procedure at the customs office of exit, where the goods are transported to that office in the Community or in the common transit procedure;

4.

for official acts in public customs warehouses of type F within the meaning of Article 525 (1) (c) of Commission Regulation (EEC) No 2454/93 of 2 July 1993 laying down provisions for the implementation of Council Regulation (EEC) No 2913/92 on Establishment of the Community Customs Code (OJ L 327, 22.4. OJ L 253, 11.10.1993, p. 1, L 268, 19.10.1994, p. 32, L 180, 19.7.1996, p. 34, L 156, 13.6.1997, p. 59, L 111, 29.4.1999, p. 88), as last amended by Regulation (EC) No 312/2009 (OJ No L 253, 11.10.2009, p. 3), as amended, within the opening hours of the opening hours;

5.

for official acts carried out by means of sedingboats during the opening hours of the office;

6.

for official measures relating to products subject to excise duty during the normal business or working hours in establishments in which they have been produced or obtained, in the tax warehouse or in the use of holders of licences, with the exception of the measures referred to in points 2, 8, 9 and 10 of paragraph 1;

7.

for the first three trade-off within one month;

8.

for accompanying or outgoing goods between the customs border and the border customs office;

9.

for the monitoring of ships ' facilitation and for other official measures caused by natural disasters or other unavoidable events.

(3) In addition, costs shall not be charged for official acts which

1.

are made for the debtor immediately before or after a free official act, which also had to take place without the official act of the charge,

2.

are partially carried out outside the opening period,

if the duration of the official acts or part of the official acts which are liable to pay does not exceed a quarter of an hour. Unofficial table of contents

§ 3 hours and monthly fees

(1) The hourly fee is:

1. for the monitoring and monitoring of the The meaning of Article 2 (1) (6) and (7)	35 Euro,
2. for other official acts in the sense Section 2 (1)	45 Euro.

(2) The following monthly fees shall be charged for the acceptance of the chargeable official acts referred to in Article 2 (1):

1. for officials of the career group of the simple service	EUR 4 823,
2. for officials of the career group of the central service	EUR 5 600,
3. for officials of the career group of the upscale service	EUR 6 772.

(3) Insofar as the employees are employed for assistance or assistance in the case of paid official acts, fees are to be charged in the amount of the fees for monitoring and monitoring according to the time involved. Section 4 (1) shall apply accordingly. Unofficial table of contents

§ 4 Cost calculation

(1) The costs to be charged in the form of hourly fees shall be calculated for each official after the duration of his/her participation in the paid official act. Waiting times are also included in the fee-based official act. A quarter of the hourly rate shall be calculated for each quarter of an hour commenced. (2) Several chargeable acts carried out immediately in succession by the same officials for the same debtor shall be deemed to be valid for the Calculation of the costs as an official act. (3) Underlying charges for the same cost debtor charges according to § 3 (1), the duration of the official act, which is liable to charge after the higher fee rate, shall be to the next quarter of an hour. The fees charged for the remaining part of the total duration shall be charged at the lower rate. (4) In order to pay the costs of the arrival and departure for the official handling and other additional costs, the fee shall be charged for each official who shall: In addition to the hourly fee, a basic fee of the hourly fee for a full working hour is levied on a chargeable official act outside the office or the office. With regard to local circumstances, the locally competent main customs office may increase the basic fee up to three times the hourly fee or up to a half-hour fee for adaptation to the actual expenditure for certain areas. shall be moderate. The basic fee shall be waived if a free official act was carried out for the debtor immediately before or after the chargeable official act, which had to take place even without the official act being charged for the costs. If, in the case of a chargeable official act, several officials are used one after the other, the basic fee shall be charged only once for each period of eight hours. (5) For the handling of mass consignments under simplified procedures outside the opening hours of the border customs offices, a reduced fee of 6 euros shall be charged instead of the hourly fee referred to in paragraph 1. Unofficial table of contents

§ 5 Additional costs

(1) In the cases referred to in § 3 (2), hourly charges are levied in addition to the monthly fee for paid official acts outside the stipulated service hours. The collection of the hourly fees shall not be charged if such acts are carried out only occasionally, the additional work of the official is compensated by duty exemption and the debtor has no other person for the duration of the service exemption. (2) Separation funds to be paid to the official only on account of his permanent employment outside the official office or the office of office shall be charged in addition if another scheme involving a lower cost is charged. (3) If the debtor is not responsible for the full service of the , and it is possible to use officials for other administrative activities, the monthly fee shall be reduced by a corresponding proportion. Unofficial table of contents

§ 6 Investigation of goods

(1) For the examination of goods by the Department of Science and Technology of the Education and Science Centre of the Federal Finance Administration or any other service of the Federal Customs Administration or by the Federal monopoly office for Branntwein Fees shall be levied in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 2 in accordance with Annex 1 to this Regulation (charge rate for investigations). (2) Fees shall be charged for the examination of goods if:

1.

the investigation is initiated by an application for a binding tariff information or a binding origin information, even if the investigation confirms the applicant's information,

2.

the investigation is initiated by a request for a tax or monopoly benefit,

3.

the investigation, for reasons of excise duty, is caused by the fact that the notifiable person has insufficient information on the value, nature or other characteristics or circumstances relevant to the official handling of a product; Do not require or not adequately supplement,

4.

in the case of the investigation of goods for reasons of excise duty on the basis of the information or objections of the declarant, prove to be incorrect or unfounded, or if the investigation is a breach of the general obligation or, in particular, surveillance provisions,

5.

the purpose of the investigation is to establish whether, prior to processing, replacement goods (Community goods) have complied with the imported non-Community goods in terms of quantity and quality,

6.

in the case of the supply of wine spirits between spirits tax warehouses, the alcohol content should be determined,

7.

Denaturants are tested for their suitability for denaturation.

(3) There shall be levies on the packaging and the sending, including the return of goods, even if fees are not levied for the examination of the goods. If the issuing of binding customs tariff or origin information is only possible with the collection of external expert reports, or if the fee-based investigation is not carried out by a service of the Federal Finance Administration, The applicant shall bear the fees and expenses incurred thereby. (4) DIN and ISO standards, which are referred to in this regulation, have been published in Beuth-Verlag GmbH, Berlin, and are deposited at the German National Library in an archival way. Unofficial table of contents

§ 7 Storage costs

(1) A depository fee shall be charged for the storage of non-Community goods by the customs office. It is per day:

1.

for mail and courier shipments up to 20 kilograms per package 0,50 Euro,

2.

for other items, EUR 0.50 for each of the 50 kilograms caught;

3.

for other broadcasts, EUR 0.15 for each 100 kilogram, but at least 6 euros.

(2) Fees are not charged:

1.

for the day of delivery of the goods,

2.

for the date on which the customs declaration has been accepted, and

3.

for the following days until the date on which the goods are left to the declarant, if the omission is not delayed for reasons attributable to the applicant, or the delay by means of a fee-based investigation is initiated.

(3) Where the goods are placed in custody by the customs office, the expenses thus incurred shall be levied. Unofficial table of contents

§ 8 Read-out

(1) The levies in customs and tax matters shall be levied for documents and clearings made on request. (2) The writing outlays shall be 0,50 Euro each for the first 50 pages, irrespective of the type of manufacture. Page and for each additional page 0.15 Euro. Unofficial table of contents

§ 9 Cost-effective administrative acts in the field of industrial property rights

(1) Costs shall be charged for the following acts in accordance with the provisions of Annex 2 to this Regulation:

1.

for the suspension or retention of goods within the framework of Regulation (EU) No 608/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 June 2013 on the enforcement of intellectual property rights by the customs authorities and the Repeal of Council Regulation (EC) No 1383/2003 (OJ L 245, 29.8.2003, p. 15), as amended;

2.

for the seizure of goods by

a)

Section 146 of the Trademark Act of 25. October 1994 (BGBl. I p. 3082; 1995 I p. 156; 1996 I p. 682), which was last amended by Article 3 of the Act of 19. October 2013 (BGBl. 3830), in the current version,

b)

§ 111b of the Copyright Act, Section 55 of the Design Act, Section 142a of the Patent Act,

c)

Section 25a of the Utility Model Law, as amended by the Notice of 28 August 1986 (BGBl. 1455), as last amended by Article 2 of the Law of 19. October 2013 (BGBl. 3830), in the current version,

d)

§ 40a of the Plant Variety Protection Act in the version of the Notice of 19 December 1997 (BGBl. 3164), as last amended by Article 4 (85) of the Law of 7 August 2013 (BGBl). 3154), as amended, or

e)

Section 9 (2) of the Semiconductor Protection Act of 22. October 1987 (BGBl. 2294), as last amended by Article 5 of the Law of 19. October 2013 (BGBl. 3830), as amended, and

3.

for the storage and destruction of the goods referred to in point 1 or in point 2.

(2) Where third parties are entrusted by the customs administration with the implementation of the measures referred to in paragraph 1 (3), the expenses incurred by the customs administration in this way are in gross disparity with the respective charges in accordance with Annex 2; Instead of these fees, the expenses actually incurred may be fixed directly in accordance with Article 29 of Regulation (EU) No 608/2013 and the fees may be levied in accordance with § § 3 and 4 (4). (3) 26 of Regulation (EU) No 608/2013 shall be subject to the exclusive fees charged for: Small consignment referred to in point 2 of Appendix 2 to this Regulation. Unofficial table of contents

§ 10 Costing of costs

(1) The customs office may, in the case of cost debtors, for which a number of chargeable acts are carried out in one month, summarize the cost of that month in a notice of cost. (2) The monthly fees shall be per month at the end of each month. . Unofficial table of contents

§ 11 See of the cost survey

The costs shall be deducted from the collection of costs if they are less than EUR 5 in individual cases. Unofficial table of contents

§ 12 Transitional Regulation

(1) For measures in accordance with § § 2 and 6, which have been applied for before 1 June 2014 or which have been initiated before 1 June 2014, the rates of charge of this Regulation shall apply in the version in force on 31 May 2014, if the Measures until 1 June 2014 have not been fully completed. (2) For official acts in accordance with § 9 (1), which were ordered before 1 June 2014, the fee rates of this Regulation shall apply in the version valid on 31 May 2014. Unofficial table of contents

Appendix 1 (to § 6 (1))
Due tariff for investigations

(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 2009, 3005-3013; d. individual changes, see Footnote) Content

A.

Physical and physicochemical measurements and investigations

B.

Chemical investigations

C.

Investigations in accordance with special tariff remarks and other provisions

D.

Investigations of textile materials and articles produced therefrom

E.

Alcohols, Branntweinmonopol (according to the Chemical-Technical Regulations of the Customs Administration (CTB); set in the Electronic Vorschriftensammlung der Bundesfinanzverwaltung (E-VSF-V 2601); www.vsf-portal.de)

F.

Mineral oil

Preliminary remarks (1) The examination fee is for the construction of the examination system, the examination of the goods, the dismantling and cleaning of the examination plant as well as the documentation of the examination result according to the in the sections A to G listed sentences. If the expenditure necessary for carrying out the investigation is reduced by a series of studies of goods of the same or similar kind, the rates of charge shall not exceed the basic fees, up to a maximum of half of the charges. Rates, reduced rates (2) Are not fixed for investigations fee rates or is determined in the fee tariff that the fee is to be calculated according to the amount of time (nZ), so the hourly rate must be based on:

(a) for officials of the higher service and comparable employees	63 Euro,
(b) for other servants	44 euros.

A quarter of the hourly rate is to be calculated for every quarter of an hour captured. (3) The investigations also include complex sample preparation, the assessment of goods required by subject matter, drawings, prospectuses, information the applicant or the notifier and other documentation submitted for documentation purposes, as well as the analysis of the results of the analysis and the results of the analysis. For these investigations and the documentation of the result, fees will be charged according to the time taken. In the context of physical examinations, periods spent on literary studies, meetings and the like shall only be taken into account for the calculation of fees, in so far as the activities in question do not extend beyond the specific individual case of: Relevance sind.Investigation fee

Number of the fee tariff (€) Type of investigation

A. Physical and physicochemical measurements and investigations
A.1		Length and thickness measurement
A.1.1	12.00	-Micrometers
A.1.2	24.00	-Other
A.2		Sieve analysis (according to DIN 1171 and 4188)
A.2.1	24.00	-First Group
A.2.2	12.00	-any other political group
A.3		Determination of the density of liquid and solid bodies
A.3.1	12.00	-with the spindle
A.3.2	36.00	-with the pycnometer
A.3.3	36.00	-after the suspension procedure
A.3.4	12.00	-after bulk density (apparent density)
A.3.5	12.00	-according to the oscillating quartz method
A.4	12.00	Solubility behaviour in water, acids, alkalis or in organic solvents, qualitatively, per experiment
A.5		Determination of pH
A.5.1	12.00	-with indicators
A.5.2	24.00	-electrometrical
A.6	nZ	Determination of the melting point
A.7	nZ	Determination of boiling point
A.8		Distillation
A.8.1	48,00	-simple distillation under normal pressure
A.8.2	nZ	-Other distillation
A.9	72.00	Extraction or perforation
A.10	nZ + Basic Fee 7.00	Determination of the molecular weight

Number of the fee tariff (€) Type of investigation

A.11		Determination of viscosity
A.11.1	48,00	-simple
A.11.2	nZ + Basic Fee 19.00	-elaborate
A.12		Measurement
A.12.1	12.00	-with the refractometer
A.12.2	31.00	-with the Colorimeter or Photometer
A.12.3	31.00	-with the Nephelometer
A.12.4	40,00	-with the polarimeter
A.12.5	66.00	-with the tensiometer
A.12.6		-with the spectrograph or spectrophotometer
A.12.6.1	nZ + Basic Fee 11.00	-UV/VIS spectrophotometer
A.12.6.2	nZ + Basic Fee 22.00	--infrared spectrophotometer
A.12.6.3	nZ + Basic Fee 36.00	--Mass spectrometer
A.12.6.4		--Nuclear spectrophotometer
A.12.6.4.1	nZ + Basic Fee 36.00	---atomic absorption spectrophotometer
A.12.6.4.2	nZ + Basic Fee 36.00	---Atomic emission spectrophotometer
A.12.6.4.3	nZ + Basic Fee 68.00	---plasma emission spectrophotometer (ICP)
A.12.6.5	nZ + Basic Fee 98.00	--X-ray spectrometer
A.12.6.6	nZ + Basic Fee 93.00	--Diffraktometer
A.12.6.7	nZ + Basic Fee 22.00	--Radio Spectrometer (OES)
A.12.6.8	nZ + Basic Fee 36.00	--other spectrographs or spectrophotometers
A.13		Measurement of radioactivity
A.13.1	12.00	-with the Geiger-Müller-counting tube
A.13.2	nZ + Basic Fee 58.00	-different
A.14		Chromatographic determination
A.14.1		-with the gas chromatograph
A.14.1.1	nZ + Basic Fee 56.00	--with the mass-selective detector
A.14.1.2	nZ + Basic Fee 29.00	--Other
A.14.2		-with the high pressure liquid chromatographic
A.14.2.1	nZ + Basic Fee 133.00	--with the mass-selective detector
A.14.2.2	nZ + Basic Fee 40,00	--with other liquid chromatographs
A.14.3	nZ	-Other
A.15		Electrophoretic Determination
A.15.1	nZ + Basic Fee 15,00	-qualitative
A.15.2	nZ + Basic Fee 22.00	-quantitatively
A.16		Microscopic examination
A.16.1	nZ	-without image documentation
A.16.2	nZ + Basic Fee 14,00	-with image documentation
A.17	nZ	Physical and physico-chemical measurement and analysis, not elsewhere specified
B. Chemical investigations
B.1		Determination of the evaporation residue
B.1.1	12.00	-simple
B.1.2	36.00	-elaborate
B.2		Determination of water or water of the water-free substance in a different manner than by B.1
B.2.1	24.00	-indirectly from the density
B.2.2	48,00	-by xylene distillation
B.2.3	36.00	-according to the method of K. Fischer
B.2.4	36.00	-according to ISO procedure 1442-1973
B.3		Determination of ash
B.3.1	36.00	-Total Bag
B.3.2	48,00	-Sulfatasche
B.3.3	nZ	-Other
B.4		Proof of anions and cations, unless otherwise recorded elsewhere, each proof of proof
B.4.1	12.00	-simple investigation
B.4.2	nZ	-costly investigation
B.5		Elemental analysis including quantitative determination of ions and functional groups
B.5.1	24.00	-qualitative evidence per element
B.5.2		-Quantitative analyses
B.5.2.1	45.00	--carbon, hydrogen or total nitrogen (as far as not available under No B.6.1), per item
B.5.2.2	48,00	--sulphur (excluding investigation according to No. B.12)
B.5.2.3	48,00	--halogens
B.5.2.4	72.00	--phosphorus, also phosphates
B.5.2.5	nZ	--Other provisions other than those of the No B.6
B.6		Determination of nitrogen compounds
B.6.1		-Total nitrogen to Kjeldahl
B.6.1.1	nZ + Basic Fee 38.00	--with automatic titration and titration automat
B.6.1.2	48,00	--Manual
B.6.2	60.00	-protein nitrogen
B.6.3	48,00	-collagen
B.7		Determination of carbohydrates
B.7.1	12.00	-qualitative assessment
B.7.2	120,00	-Total amount of water-soluble, nitrogen-free and ashless extract
B.7.3	36.00	-Total amount of directly reducing sugars
B.7.4	48,00	-Total sugar, after inversion
B.7.5	60.00	-Total sugar, according to the method of Lane and Eynon
B.7.6		-with the polarimeter
B.7.6.1	41,00	--polarimetrically determined degree of purity in white and raw sugar
B.7.6.2	103.50	--Rendemde determination of beet cane sugar
B.7.6.3	41,00	--Rendemde determination of raw cane sugar
B.7.6.4	76.00	--Polarisation before and after inversion
B.7.6.5		--Determination of beet sugar and starch syrup
B.7.6.5.1	145.50	---with determination of starch syrup
B.7.6.5.2	81,00	----without determination of starch syrup
B.7.6.6	64,00	-starch-containing, beet-free products
B.7.7	96.00	-Dextrins
B.7.8		-Strength
B.7.8.1	88.00	--polarimetric
B.7.8.2	nZ	---different (see also No. B.13)
B.7.9	106.00	-raw fibre
B.7.10		-other monosaccharides and sugar-like polysaccharides
B.7.10.1	40,00	--polarimetric
B.7.10.2	36.00	--directly reducing
B.7.10.3	nZ	---different (see also No. B.13)
B.8		Oils, fats, waxes, food and the like
B.8.1		-total fat
B.8.1.1	72.00	--Direct extraction
B.8.1.2	96.00	--extraction after digestion
B.8.2	52.00	-Acid degree, acid number, free fatty acids
B.8.3	80.00	-saponification number
B.8.4	96.00	-Unseizable
B.8.5	80.00	-Iodine number
B.8.6	80.00	-acetylene or hydroxyl number
B.8.7	80.00	-epoxide oxygen
B.9		Coffee, tea and preparations produced therefrom
B.9.1	72.00	-Water-soluble substances (extract yield)
B.9.2	96.00	-caffeine
B.10	nZ	Determination of provitamines and vitamins
B.11		Plastics
B.11.1	nZ	-Determination of the molar weight
B.12		Rubber and rubber products
B.12.1	24.00	-Weber-Test
B.12.2	24.00	-Burchfield-Test
B.12.3	60.00	-Determination of the tissue part
B.12.4	96.00	-Total sulphur
B.12.5	100.00	-Sulphur in acetone-or chloroform extract
B.12.6	167,00	-Manufacture of rubber mixtures and subsequent vulcanization
B.12.7	96.00	-Determination of the tensile strength and the permanent elongation
B.13	nZ + Basic Fee 6.00	Enzymatic determination
B.14	nZ + Basic Fee 36.00	Immunological determination
B.15		Molecular biological determination
B.15.1	nZ + Basic Fee 55.00	-PCR method
B.15.2	nZ + Basic Fee 87.00	-DNA sequencing
B.16		Titrations
B.16.1	24.00	-simple (acid/Base-Titrations)
B.16.2	nZ	-Other
B.17	nZ	Chemical studies, not elsewhere specified
C. Investigations according to specific tariff and other provisions
C.1	72.00	Determination of the dry matter of tomato juice
C.2	60.00	Determination of the total dry matter content and the alcoholic strength of wines and veryvine, etc.
C.3	24.00	Determination of the moisture content of raw tobacco
C.4	24.00	Examination of wine vinegar for the content of anhydrous acetic acid
C.5	nZ	Examination of denaturants for suitability for the disconnection of casein, albumin and proteins of legumes (so-called "denaturants"). vegetable casein), per denaturant
C.6		Determination of the peeling degree
C.6.1	39,00	-Peeled Cereal Grains
C.6.2	116,50	-pearl-shaped cereal grains
C.7	24.00	Detection of peroxidase
C.8	84.00	Case number according to Hagberg
C.9	125.00	Determination of soft wheat flour and grieess in pasta, according to the method of Young and Gilles, modified by Bernaerts and Gruner
C.10	50,00	Investigation of charcoal (including shells or nuts) on activation
C.11	94.00	Investigation of kieselguhr, triples and the like on activation
C.12	24.00	Determination of the square metre weight of papers
D. Investigations of textile materials and articles produced therefrom
D.1		Determination of the length and width of fabrics, knitted fabrics, knits and other textile fabrics
D.1.1	24.00	-of less than 20 m in length
D.1.2	nZ	-Other
D.2	nZ	Determination of the weight of fabrics, knitted fabrics, knitted fabrics and other textile fabrics (basis weight per square meter)
D.3	24.00	Measurement of the thickness of textile flat structures (10 measurements at a measuring pressure)
D.4	168,00	Measurement of fibre length (including diagram)
D.5	nZ	Determination of the capillary number of chemical spinning threads
D.6		Determination of the fineness and maximum tractive force of yarns, twines and related products
D.6.1	nZ	-fineness
D.6.2	nZ	-fineness-related maximum tractive force
D.7	nZ	Determination of the rotation of yarns and twines, as well as the change in length during the turning up
D.8	nZ	Determination of the type and structure of fibres
D.9	nZ	Determination of the thread density in tissues
D.10	nZ	Determination of the mesh density of knitted and crocheting
D.11	nZ	Determination of tissue binding
D.12	24.00	Determination of the pile height
D.13		Quantitative determination of the proportions of fibre mixtures
D.13.1	nZ	-physical (read-out procedures)
D.13.2		-chemically
D.13.2.1	144,00	--by means of acids or alkalis
D.13.2.2	192.00	---By means of organic solvents
D.13.2.3	nZ	--by means of other procedures
D.14		Identification of the accompanying substances
D.14.1	nZ	-qualitative investigation
D.14.2	nZ	-quantitative study
D.15	12.00	Fluorescence examination in UV
D.16		Qualitative microchemical detection of spinning materials, per yarn
D.16.1	24.00	-Cotton, sheep wool, silk
D.16.2	96.00	-Bast fibres, fine and coarse animal hairs
D.16.3	nZ	-Other
D.17	nZ	Physical and chemical investigations and determinations of textile materials and of articles produced therefrom, not elsewhere specified
E. Alcohols, spirits monopoly (according to the Chemical-Technical Regulations of the Customs Administration (CTB); set in the Electronic Vorschriftensammlung der Bundesfinanzverwaltung (E-VSF-V 2601); www.vsf-portal.de)
E.1		Determination of the alcoholic strength
E.1.1		-if the sample, except ethanol and water, does not contain extractive substances or volatile substances
E.1.1.1	12.00	--with the alcoholometer according to M 1 CTB
E.1.1.2	36.00	--with the Pycnometer in accordance with M 3.1 CTB
E.1.2		-except for ethanol and water, if the sample contains only non-volatile extract substances
E.1.2.1	48,00	----by the alcoholometer according to M 2 CTB
E.1.2.2	60.00	---after buoyancy with the pycnometer in accordance with M 3.2 CTB
E.1.3		-if the sample contains other volatile substances other than ethanol and water
E.1.3.1	84.00	---after M 3.3.1 and M 3.3.2 CTB
E.1.3.2	24.00	---surcharge for examination according to M 3.3.3 CTB
E.1.3.3	24.00	---surcharge for determination of alcohol content in spray cans
E.2		Determination of the extract content in alcohol and alcohol-containing products
E.2.1	36.00	-as vapour residue
E.2.2	24.00	-as sugar over the distillation residue from the density
E.3		Sensory examination on appearance, smell and taste
E.3.1	24.00	-for individual tests
E.3.2	50,00	-for triangular tests in accordance with DIN 10951
E.4	37,50	Determination of the permanganate decoloration time in neutral alcohol according to section 6 CTB
E.5		Determination of the aldehydes in Neutral and Rohalkohol
E.5.1	84.00	-according to section 6 CTB, with reagent by ship
E.5.2	60.00	-according to section 6 CTB, with hydroxylamine hydrochloride
E.6		Determination of the higher alcohols (Fuselöl) in Neutral and Rohalkohol
E.6.1	24.00	-Fuselage content in accordance with § 204 of the Rules of the Brennereiordnung
E.6.2	96.00	-Fuselage Test according to Komarowski (Section 6 CTB)
E.6.3	106.00	-composition of the foot oil (gas chromatographic)
E.7	36.00	Determination of total acid in neutral and raw alcohol according to section 6 CTB
E.8	96.00	Determination of esters in neutral alcohol according to section 6 CTB
E.9		Determination of the volatile bases in Neutral and Rohalkohol
E.9.1	96.00	-according to Section 6 CTB, Method by Conway
E.9.2	60.00	-according to section 6 CTB, with reagent according to Neßler
E.10	96.00	Determination of the methanol in neutral and raw alcohol according to section 6 CTB
E.11		Determination of the 14 C-content in ethanol and alcohol-containing products
E.11.1	331,00	-at an alcoholic strength of up to 85% vol
E.11.2	162.50	-at an alcoholic strength of more than 85% vol
E.12		Investigation of denaturants according to Section 9.5 CTB
E.12.1	24.00	-with simple effort
E.12.2	48,00	-with medium effort
E.12.3	105.50	-with increased effort (gas chromatographic)
E.12.4	nZ	-special kind
E.13		Root wort content in beer
E.13.1	72.00	-Distillation process
E.13.2	55.00	-automated procedure
E.14	nZ	Alcohol determination according to Regulation (EEC) No 1676/90
E.15	nZ	Physical and chemical studies, not elsewhere specified
F. Mineral Oil
F.1	96.00	Distillation according to ASTM D 86 /ISO 3405 *
F.2	96.00	Flash point according to ISO 13736, DIN 51755 *
F.3		Color number
F.3.1	12.00	-according to ASTM D 1500 /ISO 2049 *
F.3.2	24.00	-after dilution
F.4	96.00	Sulphate ash according to ISO 3987 *
F.5	96.00	Saponification number according to ISO 6293 *
F.6	120,00	Pourpoint according to ISO 3016 *
F.7	96.00	Oil content in paraffin according to ASTM D 721 /ISO 2908 *
F.8	48,00	Solidification point at the rotating thermometer according to ISO 2207 *
F.9	72.00	Drop point to Ubbelohde; DIN 51801 *
F.10	72.00	Needle penetration according to ISO 1426 *
F.11	96.00	Walk-cone penetration according to ISO 2137 *
F.12	72.00	Cone penetration according to ISO 2137 *
F.13		Determination of the colour and marking substance in connection with the heating oil marking
F.13.1	83.00	Spectrophotometric determination of the marker 2 content
F.13.2	59,00	Spectrophotometric determination of the red dye content
F.13.3	nZ + Basic Fee 40,00	Determination of the marker substance -2 and red dye content by means of high pressure liquid chromatography; DIN 51430
F.13.4	nZ + Basic Fee 40,00	Determination of the marker substance 2 content by means of high-pressure liquid chromatography (Appendix 3 EnergieStV)
F.13.5	nZ + Basic Fee 40,00	Determination of the red-dye content by means of high-pressure liquid chromatography (Appendix 2 EnergieStV)
F.14	nZ	Mineral oil studies, not elsewhere specified

*

or comparable methods

Unofficial table of contents

Appendix 2 (to § 9 (1))
Due tariff for industrial property protection measures

(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 2014, 508)



Number of the fee tariff (€) Cost subject

1		Rule case (§ 9 (1));
1.1	10,00	Administrative expenses in connection with the suspension of the transfer, with the restraint or with the seizure of goods, per goods consignment or Part of
1.2	15,00	Storage of an entire consignment or storage of a part of a consignment for more than 10 working days pursuant to Article 2 of Council Regulation (EEC, Euratom) No 1182/71 of 3 June 1971 determining the rules applicable to periods, dates and time limits 1. 1), as amended; where applicable plus the fee as specified in item 1.1
1.3		Destruction of goods under customs control; plus the fee as specified in item 1.1 or no. 1.2
1.3.1	10,00	-Goods with a gross weight of up to 10 kilograms
1.3.2	30,00	-Goods with a gross weight of up to 100 kilograms
1.3.3	60.00	-Goods with a gross weight of more than 100 kilograms
2	15,00	Per small consignment (§ 9 (3))