adminshall sell, offer or display for sale, lease, hire, lend, pledge or in any manner dispose of to any other person any goods in respect of which such rebate has been granted, without the prior written permission of the Commissioner-General of the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra), hereinafter called Commissioner, and payment of the full duty of the goods.
“Any goods which remain in Zimbabwe after the completion of the project without prior written authority to stay from the Commissioner, or payment of duty determined on importation, shall be liable to seizure.
Section 141 of the Customs General Regulations deals with rebate of duty on goods for incorporation in the construction of approved projects. This rebate is granted on goods imported into Zimbabwe which shall form permanent part of an approved project.
If the goods imported under this section are not used in the construction of the approved project, the duty rebated shall become due and payable in full.
Goods that do not qualify under
these two rebates
Goods such as packaging materials, spares and other accessories, all other goods and consumables, which do not form a permanent part of the finished project, do not qualify under the rebates. Duty should, therefore, be paid on goods which do not qualify under rebate.
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