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Look into what is dutiable and non-dutiable in Malaysia.
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types of goods...Dutiable and Non-dutiable Goods. * DUTIABLE - Goods subjected to Customs
duty and on which duty has not been paid, such as liquor, cigarettes, tobacco,
chocolates...
* NON DUTIABLE
- Goods, originally imported into Malaysia, not subjected to Customs duty, such as
cameras, watches and clocks, perfumes...
Refer to Customs website for details... |
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Free Zones in Malaysia
The free zones are mainly designed to enable commercial
activities and manufacture of goods meant for export to be carried out with minimal
customs documentation and formalities. The free zone comprises of:- Free
Commercial Zone and Free Industrial Zone. Free zones are deemed as a place located outside
the country except in respect of prohibition of imports and exports under Section 31 of
the Customs Act 1967.
Free Industrial Zone meant primarily for manufacturing
activities
Free Commercial Zone meant for commercial activities.
These Free Zones are managed by Free Zones Authorities and
any person or entity who wish to operate in these zones need to get approvals from the
respective authorities.
For more details on the Free Zones, visit Malaysian Royal Customs & Excise
Department.
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