INDIA 





1968 



1957 



Item 



Specific rate 

 (local currency) 



Ad val. 

 rate 



Total duty, 

 U.S. equiv.i 



Specific rate 

 (local currency) 



Ad val. 

 rate 



Total duty, 

 U.S. equiv.i 



Tobacco: 

 Unmanufactured 



Rs. 

 per Kg. 



35* 



Percent 



100 

 100 



100 



U.S. dol. 

 per lb. 

 2 2.36 



Rs Np 



per lb. 



9 6 



15 10 



39 1 



(per 



1,000) 



or 



15 10 



,/' 4 



Percent 

 3V/i 



U.S. dol. 

 per lb. 

 1.97 



Manufactured: 

 Cigars 



4.22 



Cigarettes 



4.21 



Other 



3.17 



3.37 







^ Conversion rate, 1957: 4.76 Indian rupee (100 N.P.) = US$1.00, and 1968: 7.50 Indian rupees = US$1.00. 

 ^ Plus an "additional" levy of Rs. 4.20 per kilogram or 25^ per lb. included. 

 ^ The higher of the two is applicable. 



♦Effective January 1, 1970. On January 1, 1972 the final rate of the Kennedy Rounds of GATT negotations will be attained 

 (25 rupees per Kilo). 



INDONESIA 



Item 



1969 



Ad valorem rate 



Total duty, 

 U.S. equiv.i 



1957 



Ad valorem rate 



Total duty, 

 U.S. equiv. 



Tobacco: 

 Unmanufactured - leaves . 

 Manufactured: 



Cigars 



Cigarettes 



Pipe 



Percent 

 20 



'*70 

 ^70 

 ^70 



U.S. dollar 

 per pound 



Percent 

 2 68 



230 

 230 

 230 



U.S. dollar 

 per pound 



Imports from GATT countries are charged the old rate (1957). However, tobacco imports from GATT countries where the 

 old rates were "bound" are assessed a special foreign exchange retribution fee equal to the difference between the old and new rates. 



2 Before an import license is granted, there is an import surcharge of 50 percent of the c.i.f. value on unmanufactured 

 tobacco and 200 percent on tobacco products. 



^ Add the surcharge mentioned in the second footnote to the total duty listed for each item. 



'' Add a surtax of 100 percent of the import duty- -the effective duty then is 140 percent. 



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