EAEU HS code 8205 Hand tools (including diamond glass cutters), not elsewhere specified or included; blowtorches; vices, clamps and the like, excluding accessories and parts

HS codes: 8205900000 – 8206000000

8205900000

TOOL SETS FOR REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE FOR MOTOR VEHICLES (MOPEDS), NOT INTENDED FOR SPECIAL WORK IN THE EVENT OF FIRE, CONSISTED OF: 8X11 MM AND 12X14 MM NON-ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES, SPARKLE WRENCH, SCREWDRIVER Got a problem
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8205900000

EXHIBITION AND ADVERTISING MATERIALS: MINI TOOL SET, OKP CODE 39 2661, CONSISTED OF TWO STEEL SCREWDRIVERS WITH PLASTIC. HANDLES (CROSS, SLOT), 7 CM LONG. AND ONE STEEL CHISEL 7CM, IN A PLASTIC BOX WITH THE LOGO OF THE EXHIBITOR, - 100 PCS.

8205900000

HAND TOOLS IN A SET OF STAINLESS STEEL FOR OPENING WINE BOTTLES, ART. 655133 — 32 PCS, CONSISTS OF: CORKSCREW - 1 PCS, FOIL CUTTER - 1 PCS, APRON RING — 1 PCS

8206000000

0913026400 TOOL SET FOR ASSEMBLY OF HYUNDAI XD ELANTRA: (WHEEL NUTS WRENCH, SCREWDRIVER, OPEN-END WRENCH 10X12, HANDLE JACK KEY IN CASE) – 120 PCS

8206000000

SPARE PARTS FOR CARS KIT.PR-VA "HOWO" NEW: TOOL SET FOR BALANCER REPAIR-8 SETS.

8206000000

HAND TOOLS MADE OF BLACK METALS IN A SET FOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF NISSAN AUTOMOTIVES

8206000000

TOOLS IN KITS FOR CONDUCTING THE JAXA SPACE EXPERIMENT FOR GROWING HIGH-QUALITY PROTEIN CRYSTALS (JAXA PCG) ON THE ISS

8206000000

TOOLS IN SETS CONSISTED OF AN AWL, HOOKS, CLAMP, PINCERS, VICE, KNOTES, IN A PLASTIC TRAY, TOTAL - 350 SETS, INTENDED FOR RETAIL SALE.

8206000000

DOUBLE-SIDED OPEN END WRENCH WITH EYE DIMENSIONS 10X12 MM. (1 pc.), socket wrench with internal hexagon (Balloon) with gap size S=21 mm (1 pc.) and screwdriver assembly with double-sided rod, for straight and cross-shape w.

8206000000

TOOL SET “504184827” FOR DRIVER OF TRUCK “IVECO” IN SPECIAL PACKAGING (CONTENTS: SCREWDRIVER - 3 PCS., PLIERS, PLIERS, HAMMER, WRENCHES: OPEN-END KEYS - 5 PCS., SCOPE, HEX.

8206000000

PIPE WORK KITS SS09-83: PIPE DIES ART. 260704(1/4-3/8-1/2-3/4-1-11/4″) – 52 PCS., ART. 260702(1/2″-3/4″-1″) – 100 PCS. THE PACKAGE INCLUDES A DIE HOLDER WITH A “CLUP” RATCHET, PIPE DIES OF DIFFERENT DIAMETERS.

8206000000

TOOL SETS (MANUAL) DESIGNED FOR AUTOMOTIVERS: 8 SET OF HEADS 8 PIECE - 3 SET, 11094 TOOL SET. 94 ELECTRICAL PIECE - 1 PCS, INSTRU-356 SET OF KEYS “SERVICE KEY” COMBINATION OF 10 KEYS – 5 SET, INSTRUMENT-358 SET OF KEYS “SER”

8206000000

0913026400 TOOL SET FOR ASSEMBLY OF HYUNDAI SM SANTA FE CLASSIC: (WHEEL NUTS WRENCH, SCREWDRIVER, OPEN-END WRENCH 10X12, HANDLE JACK KEY IN CASE) - 120 PCS.

8206000000

TOOL SET FOR A/M "KIA CEE'D" CONSISTING OF: DOUBLE-SIDED OPEN END WRENCH WITH CLAW SIZE 10X12MM, END WRENCH WITH INNER HEXAGON WITH CLASS SIZE S=21MM, SCREWDRIVER ASSEMBLY NOAH WITH DOUBLE-SIDED STRAINING ROD

You can find additional information on the topic in the Unified Customs Tariff section. Section XV.

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And again about classification

1. Classification of general purpose parts

How to classify general purpose parts?
This issue always causes disputes between foreign trade participants and customs. And here, as always, one must be guided by the OPI and notes to sections and groups. Commented by Andriyanov Yu.M. – deputy beginning dept. TN FCS RF 2. Simple assembly operations

When we bring parts of equipment to customs, the thought always arises: are these parts simply disassembled equipment or machinery? And here the term “simple assembly operations” comes to the first position...

3. Classification of machine parts of groups 84 and 85 HS, as well as parts and accessories of group 90 HS

At the beginning of the webinar dated June 16, 2016, the topic was “Classification of complex cargo. The procedure for obtaining a classification decision” Deputy. beginning Department of UTN FTS Andriyanov Yuri Mikhailovich gives a brief overview of the features of the classification of machines of groups 84 and 85, as well as parts and accessories of group 90

4. Classification of oil consisting of a mixture of oils

How to classify mixtures? The first thing that comes to mind is OPI 2 a and 2b, however, the 1st rule and Notes to sections have not been canceled, and they are applied earlier. Here is what Yu.M. Andriyanov said about this. – deputy beginning TN department of the Federal Customs Service of the Russian Federation

5. Classification of repair kit

Question from the declarant: “How, in your opinion, should we classify a repair kit for lithotripters, including: a piston for the handle assembly, O-rings, screws.” I wonder what the representative of the UTN FCS answered? Watch the video.

6. Classification of parts for equipment

When importing integral parts of equipment and consumables for it, customs adjusts the codes - parts of equipment are released according to material, which leads to an increase in duties. For example, complex products (parts) made of steel, aluminum, or other materials that are suitable for a specific machine and can only be used for their intended purpose. The question is in what cases are consumables or

7. Unified world classification system

Is there a possibility that the vast majority of customs territories in the world will use a single (same for all) coding system? Are any steps being taken in this direction?

8. Conditions for providing classification decisions

The law states that class solutions are provided on a paid basis. and are not published on publicly available resources. what is this done for? In Canada, the USA and a number of EU countries, this information is public and this makes it easier to enter their markets. It turns out that this is not entirely true, says Yu.M. Andriyanov.

9. Borderline situations during classification

Here is such a case: The product “Manual trimmer type EL2, designed for separating meat from bones, filleting, removing fat, blood vessels, skin” (see about the product and about spare parts for it -) UchVED stubbornly classifies it in 8438900000 (parts of meat processing equipment ). And for me the correct code is 8467119000 (hand tool with drive). Question: who is right? Which approach is better? (or “according to the intended purpose-area of ​​use, or “according to the description in the Notes to the Commodity Nomenclature of Foreign Economic Activity of the EAEU”) There must be a general approach for such “borderline situations”. In Europe - “by industry sector”. What is it like in the Federal Customs Service? It’s interesting what the representative of the Federal Customs Service answered, Yu.M. Andriyanov. -deputy beginning dept. UTN FCS RF

10. Classification of goods 73 groups

Sometimes a specialist who determines a product code must have the knowledge of a technologist for the production of metal products, is this true? Or does the existing EAEU Tax Code contain all the necessary information for making a decision?

11. Classification of kits for retail sale

The sets come in different forms, and sometimes it’s hard to imagine why they put these things together when selling them. It is even more difficult to classify them. For example: “New Year's Set” - vodka and champagne in a gift box, what code will it go under?

12. Classification of plastic bushings for mounting antennas

Where should I place the insulating bases and plastic bushings for installing the antenna in the housing, designed specifically for this product: 3926 or 8546?

13. Explanations to the Commodity Nomenclature of Foreign Economic Activity

Explanations to the Commodity Classification of Foreign Economic Activity are not included in the list of legally significant sources of information for justifying the code in court, but from the moment the decision of the Plenum of the Supreme Court No. 18 comes into force, everything may change.

14. How to classify dyes

Product “Dyes”, consisting of 2 components - from 1% to 20% pigment dye and 80 - 99% polypropylene carrier - for coloring polymers during the production process. The declarant declares code 3204170000 “pigments and preparations made on their basis” duty 5%. Customs classifies 3902100000 as “polypropylene in primary forms” with a duty of 6.5%. The question is - who is right? Commented by Andriyanov Yu.M. – deputy beginning dept. UTN FCS

15. How to classify soy sauce

A foreign trade participant asked a strange question: “2103100000 Soy sauce, at the same time 2103909009 1000 soy sauce. How to get out?” Watch the video for the answer.

16. How to classify technical documentation

Very often, technical documentation is transferred along with the supplied equipment; sometimes there is so much of it that it takes up an entire pallet. Should it be classified separately? In what case, if necessary? Answered by Andriyanov Yu.M. – deputy beginning dept. UTN FCS

17. How to classify spare parts

How to classify spare parts kits for repair and maintenance of equipment - (which may consist of an air filter, an oil filter and a V-belt), all packaged as one package? The deputy answers. beginning dept. UTN FTS Andriyanov Yu.M.

18. How to classify a filter as a finished product or as part of a product

A filter cartridge is supplied that is inserted into the water filter. Is this considered part of 8421990008, or is it a filter of 8421210009? Answered by Andriyanov A.M. – deputy beginning dept. UTN FCS

19. How to confirm the amount of cable that is transported as part of a production line according to the class solution?

A foreign trade participant asks: “We noticed a complication with the inclusion of cables, pipes, and fasteners in the Kyrgyz Republic. The Federal Customs Service began to require calculations confirming the declared quantity. Manufacturers cannot provide such information, since such goods are included in the project in accordance with internal standards, and not engineering calculations.” Answered by Andriyanov Yu.M. – deputy beginning dept. UTN

20. Classification of goods in unfinished and incomplete form

Which goods are considered unfinished goods and which are considered incomplete? When should incomplete or unfinished goods be classified in the same position as finished goods? Yuri Mikhailovich Andriyanov, deputy, answers questions. beginning dept. UTN FCS RF

21. Declaration of unassembled goods

As a rule, parts of a product (bicycle, air conditioner, washing machine) are subject to less duty than the whole product. There is a temptation to bring the goods disassembled under the guise of spare parts. How does customs look at this?

22. Classification of general purpose parts

How to classify general purpose parts? This issue always causes disputes between foreign trade participants and customs. And here, as always, one must be guided by the OPI and notes to sections and groups. Commented by Andriyanov Yu.M. – deputy beginning dept. TN Federal Customs Service of the Russian Federation

24. Application of classification decisions of other countries

Should Russian customs accept classification decisions of other customs services of the customs union? Yu.M. Andriyanov answers the question. – deputy beginning TN department of the Federal Customs Service of the Russian Federation

25. Classification of attachments

A combine harvester is classified complete with a header. Customs believes that the header and the combine should be classified separately. How correct is this? Yuri Mikhailovich Andriyanov, deputy, answers the question. beginning dept. TN Federal Customs Service of the Russian Federation

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8467 - Hand tools, pneumatic, hydraulic or with built-in electric or non-electric motor:

This heading includes tools containing an electric motor, a compressed air motor (or a compressed air piston), an internal combustion engine or any other motor (for example, small hydraulic turbines);
A compressed air engine is usually driven by an external source of compressed air, and in the case of an internal combustion engine, the ignition batteries are usually located separately. In pneumatic tools, the action of compressed air is sometimes supplemented by hydraulic connections. This heading covers only those tools that must be held by hand when working (hand tools). The expression "hand-held tool" means a tool designed to be held in the hand while being used, as well as a heavier tool (such as a soil compactor) that is portable, that is, can be lifted and carried by hand the person using it, especially in the process of performing work, and which is also designed to be controlled and directed by hand. To eliminate the fatigue associated with bearing their full weight during operation, such tools may be used with auxiliary support devices (eg, tripods, jack stands, overhead hoist).

Some types of electromechanical hand tools of this heading have fastening devices that allow them to be temporarily attached to a supporting base. They are classified in this heading together with the supporting base if presented together with the latter, provided that such tools are inherently designed to be "worked by hand" as defined above.

Some electromechanical tools included in this heading may be equipped with auxiliary devices (for example, a fan blade with a dust bag to remove and collect dust during operation).

This heading does not cover instruments which, by reason of their weight, size, etc. obviously cannot be held by hand when used as described above. It also does not include tools (whether portable or non-portable) that are equipped with a base plate or other device for mounting on a wall, workbench, floor, etc., or those that are designed to move on rails (for example, slotting machines or drilling railway sleepers).

In addition, the heading does not cover sets consisting of a tool holder with one or more tools and a spark-ignition internal combustion piston engine with a flexible drive shaft; The tool holder is classified in heading 84.66, the spark ignition piston internal combustion engine with flexible drive shaft is classified in heading 84.07 or 85.01, and the tools are classified in their own respective headings.

The tools of this heading include tools for working various materials and these tools are used in various industries.

Subject to the above conditions, this heading covers, inter alia, the following instruments:

(1) Drilling machines, tapping machines, or reaming machines.

(2) Horizontal drilling machines, hammer drills, etc.

(3) Wrenches, screwdrivers, impact wrenches and the like.

(4) Planning, measuring and similar devices

(5) Filing machines, grinders, sandblasters, polishers, etc.

(6) Wire brush machines.

(7) Circular saws and chain saws.

(8) Hammers of various types, such as chipping hammers, scale hammers, caulking hammers, riveting hammers, concrete breakers.

(9) Compacting type riveting hammers.

(10) Metal sheet cutters (scissor or matrix type).

(11) Sand tampers for foundry production, core knockout tools for removing cores from castings, vibrators for foundry molds.

(12) Tampers for soil compaction in road construction, etc.

(13) Automatic shovels.

(14) Concrete compaction vibrators to facilitate the movement and placement of concrete.

(15) Hedge trimmers.

(16) Hydraulically driven boiler descaling devices.

(17) Compressed air driven grease guns for garages, etc.

(18) Portable machines for cultivating lawns, cutting grass along walls, borders or under bushes. Such machines have a built-in internal combustion engine in a lightweight metal frame and a cutting device, usually consisting of one or more nylon threads.

(19) Portable brush trimmers with a built-in internal combustion engine, a drive shaft (solid or flexible) and a tool holder, supplied with a variety of interchangeable cutting tools for mounting in the holder.

(20) Cutters for cutting textile materials for tailoring in light industry.

(21) Engraving tools.

(22) Electric hand scissors, including a fixed cutting blade and a movable cutting blade driven by a built-in electromagnetic vibrator, for use in workshops, hat shops, households, etc.

Parts

In accordance with the general provisions concerning the classification of parts (see General provisions of the Explanatory Notes to Section XVI), this heading also includes parts (other than tool holders of heading 8466) of tools of this heading.

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This heading does not include:

(a) Grinding, sharpening, polishing, cutting wheels, etc., made of stone, ceramics or agglomerated abrasives (heading 68.04).

(b) Group Tools.

(c) Air compressors (heading 84.14).

(d) Liquid or powder sprayers, sandblasters, etc. (heading 8424).

(e) Electric lawn mowers (heading 8433).

(f) Electromechanical household appliances of heading 85.09.

(g) Electric shavers and hair clippers (heading 85.10).

(h) Electromechanical medical or dental hand instruments (heading 90.18).

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