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Customs

Heavy Motor Vehicles Rebate and Refund Provisions

Publish Date: 
28 Mar 2017

On 24 March Sars announced the insertion of rebate Item 317.06/00.00/06.00 and refund item 536.00/00.00/04.00 to provide for the customs duty-free importation of components for heavy motor vehicles used in the manufacture of original equipment components (OEC) which are approved by Itac.

The extent of rebate is full duty, and the rebate item and refund item were implemented on the day.

Rebate Item 317.06/00.00/06.00 reads:

Automotive components for use in the manufacture of original equipment components as defined in Chapter 98 of Schedule No. 1 for supply to a heavy vehicle manufacturer registered under rebate item 317.07, imported by component manufacturers approved by the International Trade Administration Commission. Provided that- (i) such component manufacturer shall submit a quarterly return to the Controller regarding all goods entered under this rebate item together with a schedule supported by copies of bills of material reflecting the actual number of automotive components used in the manufacture of a specific original equipment component and the actual number of original equipment components manufactured as well as the quantity of each original equipment component supplied to motor vehicle manufacturers; (ii) the quarterly return shall be substantiated by statements from motor vehicle manufacturers to whom such components were supplied with specific reference to the part numbers, description and quantity received in respect of each part number during the same period; and (iii)  the statements by the motor vehicle manufacturers are certified by a customs and excise officer. NOTE: 1. For the purposes of this item unless the context indicates otherwise, any expression to which a meaning has been assigned in item 317.03 has the meaning so assigned.

Refund Item 536.00/00.00/04.00 reads:

Automotive components, as defined in Note 8 to Chapter 98, on which duty has been paid and which have been supplied to a motor vehicle manufacturer for use as original equipment components, as defined in Note 3 to Chapter 98, in the manufacture of heavy vehicles as defined in rebate item 317.07 or which have been incorporated in original equipment components supplied to motor vehicle manufacturers provided: (i) such component manufacturer or supplier can produce proof by means of copies of the bills of materials reflecting the actual number of imported automotive components used in the manufacture of a specific original equipment component supplied; (ii) proof of the quantity of each original equipment component supplied to a motor vehicle manufacturer substantiated by a statement from the motor vehicle manufacturer to whom such components were supplied with specific reference to the part number, description and quantity received, is produced; (iii) the statement by the motor vehicle manufacturer is certified by a customs and excise officer; and (iv) the imported component value has been declared on a Form C1 and it can be produced on request.

NOTE: 1. For the purposes of this item unless the context indicates otherwise, any expression to which a meaning has been assigned in item 317.03 has the meaning so assigned.

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