STATE SECRETARY FOR THE RUSSIAN PROTECTOR IN THINGS AND IN MORAVA, PRAGUE, inv. 1566, sig. 109-4/1320

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332 - g - As far as wood imports from Slovakia are concerned, instead of the 23 % surcharge, the importer's supplement of l9 % was raised by the importer, in the Hindliok, to the effect that bci wood was subject to the special prciscifici- tion that the payment of the payment was paid by the trader's importer, while the second half of the Slovak export cur was carried by the exporter. As far as imports from Slovakia are concerned, which fall within the scope of the three-yearly import and export arrangements for products of food and agriculture, a 23% premium will also be granted, but the national bank for 3 years and a few years will provide special evidence of the fact that a supplement will be paid in the form of a special fund for the purpose of granting food prices. b/ Excise duties imposed on exports from Turkey to Slovakia. By decree of 26 March 1941, the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Slovakia (RGBl I, p.174/), until 30 September 1994, the customs duty-free warehousing system between the Protectorate and Slovakia was applied only to imports. As a result, in conjunction with the export of copper and mcssing waste by the Brno Waffle Factory to the Slovak Republic, the question was asked whether the duty exemption also applies to exports from the Protectorate to Slovakia or whether export duties should be applied and cs it was pointed out that Slovakia is importing export duties in the form of protectorates. It is to be noted that, in the Czechoslovak customs tariff, with the exception of customs duties on exports, customs duties have been imposed while the customs tariff has been subject to customs duties in respect of the largest number of customs allowances.