- Hello Customer - Log in or Register!
Duty relief schemes allow you to pay less or no duty on imports and exports from and to non-EU countries.
If you are importing or exporting in the EU, you won’t have to pay any duty.
Trading outside the EU
Where the EU has a Free Trade Agreement in place with another country you can claim relief through a ‘trade preference’ to pay less or no duty.
There are rules around eligibility for trade preferences.
The rate of duty and the relief depends on the:
* type of goods
* country the goods are being exported to
* country the goods originate in as set by the ‘rules of origin’
To claim a trade preference you need to:
* get the correct commodity code for your goods
* make sure your goods comply with the rules of origin
* be able to provide proof of where your goods came from
* make sure you comply with transport rules
HM Revenue & Customs helpline
0300 200 3700
Other duty relief schemes
If you’re importing from or exporting to a country where there is no Free Trade Agreement in place with the EU, you might be able to apply for one of these relief schemes:
* temporary admission if you import goods for a specific use for a limited time, eg for an exhibition
* Inward Processing for goods imported from outside the EU, processed in the EU and then exported to another non-EU country
* Outward Processing (including textiles) for goods that are temporarily exported to a non-EU country, eg for repair or processing
* customs warehousing when you wish to store goods duty and VAT free
* the community system of duty relief for goods that promote culture and science
* duty suspensions and tariff quotas for raw materials, parts or half-finished products
* returned goods relief for goods you reimport
* end-use relief for certain goods like fish or cheese
* processing under customs control for raw materials
| Product Model | Inside Diameter | Outside Diameter | Thickness |
| 689-Z bearing | 9 | 17 | 5 |
| 6268 bearing | 340 | 620 | 92 |