Section 86
Section 86
(1)
When any goods, other than goods affected by section 88, upon which import duty has been paid are re-exported, nine-tenths of the duties calculated in accordance with subsection (2) may be repaid as drawback if –
(a)
the goods are identified to the satisfaction of a senior officer of customs;
(b)
the drawback claimed in respect of any one consignment of re-exported goods is not less than $500;
(c)
the goods are re-exported within one year from the date upon which import duty was paid or within such further period as may be approved by the
Controller;
(d)
payment of drawback upon goods of a class to which the goods to be re-exported belong has not been prohibited by regulations made under this Order;
(e)
written notice has been given to a senior officer of customs at or before the time of re-export that a claim for drawback will be made, and such claim is made and established to the satisfaction of a senior officer of customs within 3 months of the date of re-export; and
(f)
except as provided by section 89, the goods have not been used after importation.
(2)
The amount of drawback allowed shall be calculated at the rate of the customs duty levied at the time of import.
Declaration by claimant.