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==Quick Setup for Tariff Code== | ==Quick Setup for Tariff Code== | ||
:1. | :1. Create the tariff code applicable to your product at [[Maintain Tariff]]. | ||
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:2. Pick a tariff code for an items at [[Maintain Stock Item]]. | |||
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:3. For exemption certificate case (under Schedule A, B, C), a tariff and tax code (SEA, SEB, SEC1, SEC2, SEC3, SEC4, SEC5) should set in [[Maintain Customer]] and [[Maintain Supplier]] (Tariff code setting under Tax Tab). | |||
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Latest revision as of 02:13, 13 February 2019
Introduction
- Tariff classification is a complex yet extremely important aspect of cross-border trading.
- Goods imported from or to Malaysia are classified by the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) or commonly referred to as HS Codes.
- The codes, created by World Customs Organization (WCO), categorize up to 5,000 commodity
- HS Codes are made of 6-digit numbers that are recognized internationally, though different countries can extend the numbers by two or four digits to define commodities at a more detailed level.
- Click here to search the tariff code list from Kastam system.
Quick Setup for Tariff Code
- 1. Create the tariff code applicable to your product at Maintain Tariff.
- 2. Pick a tariff code for an items at Maintain Stock Item.
- 3. For exemption certificate case (under Schedule A, B, C), a tariff and tax code (SEA, SEB, SEC1, SEC2, SEC3, SEC4, SEC5) should set in Maintain Customer and Maintain Supplier (Tariff code setting under Tax Tab).
