Determine tariff classification of goods Evidence Guide

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Evidence Guide: TLIX0036 - Determine tariff classification of goods

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TLIX0036 - Determine tariff classification of goods

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Establish the basis of the tariff classification

Role and purpose of the World Customs Organization (WCO) Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System is explained

Role and purpose of the World Customs Organization (WCO) Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System is explained

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Structure and purpose of the Customs Tariff Act and its relationship to the Customs Act is reviewed and explained

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Structure and content of Customs Tariff Act Schedules and their application are explained when used in the tariff classification of goods

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Select tariff headings that could apply to goods

Illustrative descriptive material (IDM) and other descriptive information is obtained, as required

Illustrative descriptive material (IDM) and other descriptive information is obtained, as required

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Goods are identified in accordance with classification principles

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Relevant tariff classification precedents that may apply to goods are identified

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Principles of statutory construction in the context of particular tariff headings and words are applied

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Customs Tariff Act Schedule 3, and section and chapter (legal) notes are explained and reviewed

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Headings are determined as appropriate

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ApplyGeneral Rules of Interpretation (IRs) to justify selection of appropriate tariff heading

Tariff headings are considered in relation to legal notes and IRs

Tariff headings are considered in relation to legal notes and IRs

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Rejection of headings is justified by reference to legal notes and IRs

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Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) decisions, court cases and other precedents on tariff classification are interpreted

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Select tariff sub-headings

Dash system for classifying goods is applied

Dash system for classifying goods is applied

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Sub-headings are reviewed in hierarchical order

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IR 6 is reviewed and applied

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Appropriate sub-heading is selected

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