Der österreichische Exporteur

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Identifikator:: 1758074884

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-135614

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Der österreichische Exporteur

Edition:: [2. Aufl]

Place of publication:: Wien

Publisher:: [Kammer für Handel, Gewerbe und Industrie]

Year of publication:: 1927

Scope:: 240 S.

Digitisation:: 2021

Collection:: Economics Books

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Document type:: Monograph

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Title:: The Austrian Exporter

Collection:: Economics Books

HINTS TO FOREIGN BUYVERS AUSTRIAN IMPORT DUTIES are based almost exelusively on the weight os goods and Only in the case of some chemicals an ad valorem duty is charged, while in regard to motor vehicles and to some woollen fabries a combined weight and ad valorem duty is levied. The amount of duties has been fixed in the tariff in terms of gold kronen but the duties are payable in schillings, one gold krone equalling 1-44 schilling. NO EXPORT DUTIES are in existence in Austria, but in the case of a number of gx00ds, the most important of which are stated hereunder, INTERNAL EXPORT TAXES are levied, These taxes have likewise been fixed in gold kronen per hundred kilos, unless otherwise stated. Kxport Taxes: Bladders and guts HH Magnesite. Hides and skins, raw... EN Horns, horn plates, horn points, claws, bones Scrap and waste iron and steel . N Machines, locomotives and underframes (used) Animal and artificial manure . Broken glass, Paper, waste Goldkronen 5:40 0:70 10-00 1:50 0:30 0:30 1:50 0:20 1.00 On objects of historical, artistie or cultural importance an export tax amounting to ten per cent. of the estimated value is charged. Various kinds of timber are also subject to export taxes, which, in the case of the goods being forwarded by rail, are not levied on the weight but per truck load. NO EXPORT PROHIBITIONS exist, but certain specified goods, the most important of which are stated hereunder, can be exported with a SPECIAL PERMIT only: Molasses, beetroots, cattle turnips, beetroot seeds, fry, animal hair, bladders and guts (fresh, salted and dry), spirit of at least 85°, magnesite, wool and wool waste, artificial silk, skins and hides, horns, horn plate, horn points, claws, bones, scrap iron and serap steel, base metals (raw, broken and waste), slags, metal ashes, machines, engines and underframes (used), manuring potash salts, molasse coal, tartar sulphate of ammonia, lees of wine, calcium cyanamide, pulverised limestone, gas-purifying mass, bran-meal, blood-meal, husks, broken glass, oil cakes, husks, paper waste ete, COMMERCIAL SAMPLES. Duty is colleeted in Austria on all commereial samples sent from abroad, unless they are obviously not meant for use as an ordinary merchandise. The amount of duty can be deposited and will be restituted, if the samples are returned within a given time, Commercial Travellers Foreign travellers coming to Austria require a valid passport with an Austrian visa. Nationals of the following countries do not require an Austrian visa on their passports for entering Austrian territery: Cuba, Denmark, Danzig, Germany, Finland, Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Latvia, Liechtenstein, the Netherlands, Portugal, Switzerland. Where a. visa is required, it must be given by the Austrian representative in whose district the respeetive firm employing the traveller has its seat. Under art. 496 of the Austrian Trades Regulation Act (Oesterreichische Gewerbeordnung‘) foreign travellers acting for foreign firms in Austria are subject to the same legal Provisions as Austrian travellers and agents. Proprietors, travellers or agents of foreign firms, if visiting Austrian clients, must have a Commercial Travellers? Identity Card (Reisenden-Legitimation) issued by the ecmpetent authorities of their country. Arbitration Tribunals Under the law of February 26%, 1920, defining the sphere of competence of Chambers of Commerce (Kammergesetz) Permanent Arbitration Tribun als have been constituted at the Austrian Chambers of Commerce at Feldkirch, Graz, Innsbruck, Klagenfurt, Linz, Salzburg and Vienna with jurisdietion in all cases in which recourse to arbitration is permissible. Under the Austrian Act regulating the Proceeding in civil law (Zivilprozeßordnung) a Private Arbitration Court can be formed in all cases where a written agreement to that effect exists between the Contracting parties. The arbitral awards of these tribunal are legally enforceable under the Austrian Law

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