Section 119B: Fees and charges leviable by agent
This section is inserted by Act No 7 of 2020, section 13.
consolidated text (as at 2016, amended since). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
119B. Fees and charges leviable by agent
Any fees and charges leviable by an agent with respect
to the making of bills of entry, handling, unstuffing, storage,
documentation, haulage services and such other tasks related
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to the import and export of consolidated cargo on behalf of
economic operators shall be levied at such rate as may be
prescribed.
(k) in section 168, by adding the following new subsection –
(4) In this section –
“Deferred Duty and Tax Scheme” means such
scheme as may be prescribed, whereby any shop
under that scheme may –
(a) export goods free of duty, excise duty and
taxes; and
(b) sell goods –
(i) free of duty, excise duty or taxes to
visitors, to a duty-free shop or to
another shop under that scheme, to
a departing citizen of Mauritius, to
a diplomatic agent, or to a master
or member of a crew leaving for a
foreign port or airport; and
(ii) on payment of duty, excise duty or
taxes, to any other person.
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Questions this section answers
- Are the fees an import/export agent can charge for handling cargo set at a prescribed rate?