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Customs (Manufacturing Licence) (Exemption) Order 2010

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Type
Subsidiary Legislation
Status
In force
Enacted
1960
Sections
3

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About this subsidiary legislation

Customs (Manufacturing Licence) (Exemption) Order 2010 is Singapore Subsidiary Legislation, cited as Subsidiary Legislation CA-S305-2010 1960, currently marked in force and first recorded in 1960.

Regulation 1

Citation and commencement

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This Order may be cited as the Customs (Manufacturing Licence) (Exemption) Order 2010 and shall come into operation on 14th June 2010.

Regulation 2

Definition

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Amended byS 668/2021 wef 03/09/2021S 392/2018 wef 24/06/2018

In this Order, “exempt vehicle” means any motor vehicle falling within any of the following classes:

(a)

ambulances;

(b)

hearses;

(c)

motorised bicycles;

(d)

[Deleted by S 392/2018 wef 24/06/2018](e)racing motor cars;

(f)

racing motor cycles.(g)[Deleted by S 392/2018 wef 24/06/2018](h)[Deleted by S 392/2018 wef 24/06/2018](i)[Deleted by S 392/2018 wef 24/06/2018](j)[Deleted by S 392/2018 wef 24/06/2018]

Regulation 3

Exemptions

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No licence to manufacture under section 63(1) of the Act shall be required by —

(a)

any person who manufactures an exempt vehicle by assembly from component parts;

(b)

any person who manufactures an exempt vehicle by modification of a motor vehicle in completely built-up condition from component parts;

(c)

any person who manufactures a military vehicle for the use of the Singapore Armed Forces by assembly from component parts or by modification of a motor vehicle in completely built-up condition from component parts;

(d)

any educational institution that manufactures a motor vehicle for academic purposes by assembly from component parts or by modification of a motor vehicle in completely built-up condition from component parts;

(e)

any person who, using component parts, modifies a motor vehicle in completely built-up condition through the installation or removal of seats, in such manner that effects a change in tariff classification into a dutiable motor vehicle; and

(f)

any person who, using component parts, modifies a motor vehicle in completely built-up condition if the modification —

(i)

does not effect any change in tariff classification; and

(ii)

is performed where the motor vehicle is deposited and kept, without the payment of excise duty and goods and services tax, by virtue of holding in a warehouse licensed under section 51 of the Act or in a free trade zone under the Free Trade Zones Act (Cap. 114), and the provisions of section 37 of the Goods and Services Tax Act (Cap. 117A).

Common questions

What is Customs (Manufacturing Licence) (Exemption) Order 2010?
Customs (Manufacturing Licence) (Exemption) Order 2010 is Singapore Subsidiary Legislation, cited as Subsidiary Legislation CA-S305-2010 1960, currently marked in force and first recorded in 1960.
Is Customs (Manufacturing Licence) (Exemption) Order 2010 still in force?
Yes — Customs (Manufacturing Licence) (Exemption) Order 2010 is currently in force.
When did Customs (Manufacturing Licence) (Exemption) Order 2010 take effect?
Customs (Manufacturing Licence) (Exemption) Order 2010 was first recorded in 1960.
How many regulations does Customs (Manufacturing Licence) (Exemption) Order 2010 have?
Customs (Manufacturing Licence) (Exemption) Order 2010 contains 3 regulations.
Where can I read the official version of Customs (Manufacturing Licence) (Exemption) Order 2010?
The official text of Customs (Manufacturing Licence) (Exemption) Order 2010 is published at sso.agc.gov.sg.