Swiss customs tariff

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The Swiss Customs Tariff is the official tariff schedule of Switzerland that lists import and export duties, taxes, and measures for goods, organized by a systematic classification (including the Harmonized System, HS). It determines duties, taxes, and any exemptions or preferences for imports and exports and serves as the basis for customs clearance, origin determination, and tariff-related decisions.

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