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Article 291. Customs fees 
Customs fees are charged for the following actions or procedures 
performed by customs authorities:
customs clearance outside the places established for this purpose and 
(or) outside the working hours of the customs authorities; 
storage of goods in a customs warehouse owned by a customs 
authority; 
customs convoy of the vehicle; making a preliminary decision; 
issuance of permits for processing goods outside the customs 
territory and for processing goods in the customs territory; training of a 
customs clearance specialist; issuance, re-registration (extension of 
validity) and renewal of the qualification certificate of a customs clearance 
specialist; 
inclusion of intellectual property objects in the Customs register of 
intellectual property objects; 
customs clearance of cash foreign currency imported by legal 
entities. 
The rates of customs fees are set by the Cabinet of Ministers of the 
Republic of Uzbekistan. 

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Article 292. Customs tariff. Tariff quotas for the application of 
customs duties 
The customs tariff is a set of rates of customs duties applied to goods 
transported across the customs border, systematized in accordance with the 
Commodity nomenclature of foreign economic activity of the Republic of 
Uzbekistan. 
When conducting foreign trade policy, tariff quotas may be 
introduced for certain types of goods. 
A tariff quota is a measure of tariff regulation of the importation of 
goods into or out of the customs territory, which provides for the 
application for a certain period of low rates of customs duty when 
importing or exporting a certain amount of goods in comparison with the 
rate of customs duty applied in accordance with the customs tariff. 
The customs duty rate in accordance with the customs tariff is 
applied to goods imported into or exported from the customs territory in 
excess of the established quantity (quota). 
Tariff quotas, the method and order of their distribution among