ANNEX
To the Prakas No. 735 MEF.CE dated 11 September 2008, Issued by the Ministry
of Economy and Finance On the Management of the Specially-Designated Goods
1- List of Specially-Designated: Specially-designated goods include:
- High-taxed goods in accordance with the provisions of Praka 2 of the Prakas on the Management of Specially-Designated Goods;
- Goods in the List of Prohibited and Restricted Goods in importation or exportation in accordance with the provisions of Anukret on the Implementation of List of Prohibited and Restricted Goods;
- Other goods as below:
1. All kinds of vegetables, fruits, tubers, fishes and meats;
2. Flour;
3. Cooking oil;
4. Food products and necessities;
5. Wines and beers;
6. Condensed, liquid or powder milks, including sugar-contained;
7. All kinds of beverages, including non-sugar or non-alcoholic contained;
8. All kinds of cigarettes;
9. Petroleum products;
10. Mono Sodium Glutamate;
11. Balm and medicinal oils;
12. All types of cosmetics and other body/beauty care;
13. Soap, or cleaning and hygienic products;
14. Vehicle and car tyres;
15. All kinds of papers;
16. Cloth, garment, including components or pieces;
17. Machineries, or electrical/mechanical equipments, or electronics, including spare parts and pieces;
18. Generators, batteries;
19. Telecommunication equipments, including components;
20. Vehicles including spare parts and components;
21. All kinds of game equipments and materials;
2- Remarks
- Customs stamp affixing on each goods shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Announcement No. 062 MEF, dated 01 December 2005, issued by the Ministry of Economy and Finance, on the Customs Stamp Affixing on
Some Goods imported under full-import regime with duty and tax paid in accordance with the laws in effect; and in accordance with the occasionally formal guidelines from the Director General of Customs.
- Customs sticker affixing on all kinds vehicles shall be in accordance with the provisions in effect relevant to the management of vehicle sticker.


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