Foot cream code TN VED. Declaration examples for this code

Any goods imported across the state border must be assessed in detail, described and documented. However, for an extensive classification of goods, it would be reasonable to link a specific code that simplifies the process of identifying the goods. With the assistance of the Federal Customs Service of the Russian Federation and the Commission of the Customs Union, a specific commodity nomenclature for foreign economic activity was adopted. About what functions it performs and how it stands for, read on.

What is TN VED CU: purpose and history

For the commodity classification of imported products, the World Customs Organization introduced a special commodity nomenclature for foreign economic activity of the Customs Union, or, in short, TN VED CU. This classifier is used by participants in foreign economic activity and state customs authorities to conduct commodity operations at customs. The code assigned to the product determines the customs duty when transporting the product abroad.

The nomenclature of foreign economic activity originates from the distant 1988, during the accession of the USSR to the International Convention on the Harmonized System for the Description and Coding of Goods. After the collapse of the Union, the nomenclature of goods changed twice: in November 1995, a new TN VED of the Commonwealth of Independent States was adopted. An agreement on a single nomenclature for 12 CIS countries was signed in 1997. After the creation of the Customs Union of the EAEU, a new nomenclature was introduced, which is still in force today.

Classifier TN VED CU code with decoding

To simplify commodity procedures at the customs, a unique structure of the TN VED CU code was introduced. Each product is assigned a ten-digit code, of which each digit has its own meaning:

2 first digits of the code - commodity group (Examples: 12 - oilseeds and fruits; 39 - plastic products).

4 first digits - position of the goods (1209 - sowing fruits, seeds and spores; 3917 - hoses and pipes).

The first 6 digits are the subheading of the product (120923 - fescue seeds; 391722 - propylene polymers).

10 digits - full product code, product subheading (1209231100 - meadow fescue; 3917221000 - seamless polymer pipes cut into segments).

TN VED code - decoding and independent search

The responsibility for assigning codes of the commodity nomenclature of foreign economic activity is assigned to the declarant, however, when submitting a declaration at a customs post, the CU service conducts a thorough check for the authenticity of commodity codes. When classifying a product, you need to rely on its main criteria:

Manufacturing material.

Product features.

The degree of processing (manufacturing) of the goods.

Dimensions and weight.

The search for a code for a specific product is carried out using special identification services (classifier of TN VED codes). If the reference book of the TN VED RF does not contain detailed information about the product you are interested in, you should select a homogeneous product group according to the nomenclature of the FEA CU. Also, using the TN VED CU code classifier, it is necessary to take into account the basic rules for interpreting codes, their nomenclature part and notes to the sections of goods. Evasion of the laws of the Customs Union threatens prosecution under the law (administrative responsibility).

3405	Waxes and creams for shoes, polishes and mastics for furniture, floors, car bodies, glass or metal, cleaning pastes and powders and similar products (including paper, wadding, felt or felt, non-woven fabrics, porous plastics or porous rubber, impregnated or coated with such means), other than waxes of heading :
3405 10 000 0	- waxes, creams and similar preparations for shoes or leather
3405 20 000 0	- polishes, mastics and similar care products for wooden furniture, floors or other wood products
3405 30 000 0	- polishes and similar preparations for car bodies, other than polishes for metals
3405 40 000 0	- cleaning pastes and powders and other cleaning agents
3405 90	- others:
3405 90 10	- - polishes for metal surfaces:
3405 90 101 0	- - - diamond paste
3405 90 109 0	- - - other
3405 90 900 0	- - other

This heading includes waxes and polishes for shoes, mastics and polishes for furniture, floors, vehicles, glass and metal products (silver, copper, etc.) and prepared cleaning pastes or powders for cleaning kitchen utensils, sinks, ceramic tiles, stoves, etc., as well as similar compositions such as varnishes and skin creams. The heading also includes preservative polishing compounds.

These compositions can be based on wax, abrasives and other substances. Examples are:

(1) Waxes and polishes based on waxes impregnated with turpentine oil (gum turpentine) or emulsified in an aqueous medium, often with the addition of a coloring agent.

(2) Polishing compositions for metal and glass, consisting of very soft polishing materials such as chalk or kieselguhr in suspension in an emulsion of mineral spirits and liquid soap.

(3) Polishing, finishing products for metal working, etc., or finely divided products containing diamond powder or diamond dust.

(4) Scouring powders consisting of mixtures of very finely divided sand with sodium carbonate and soap. Cleaning pastes are prepared by binding these powders to a solution of wax in a lubricating mineral oil.

These formulations, which are often intended for retail use, usually come in the form of liquids, pastes, powders, tablets, sticks, etc., and can be used for both domestic and industrial purposes.

The heading also includes paper, swabs, felt, non-woven fabrics, cellular plastics, cellular rubber, impregnated or coated with such compounds, but excludes woven cloths for kitchens and dusting and scouring pads for cleaning pots and pans with similar impregnation or coatings (sections and XV, respectively).

This heading excludes:

(a) Abrasive powders, if they are not included in the mixture (usually group or).

(b) Shoe brighteners in tablets and prepared liquid dyes for suede shoes (Heading ).

(c) Raw wool grease and artificial wool grease (Heading ); other oils and lubricants for leather treatment (group , headings , , etc.).

(d) Liquids for dry cleaning and for removing stains for cleaning clothes, which are classified according to their composition (usually as petroleum spirits of heading , or as products of heading or).

Explanatory Notes to Subheadings

Primary materials used in the manufacture of leather products consist mainly of waxes (animal, vegetable or artificial), volatile solvents (turpentine alcohols, mineral spirits, etc.), coloring agents and a number of other substances ( alcohol, borax, artificial oils, emulsifiers, etc.).

Leather dyes, especially those intended for suede footwear, are not products similar to polishes and creams and are classified in commodity subheading 3212 90 900 (if, like other products, put up or put up for retail sale) . This heading also excludes shoe brighteners, which are classified in heading 3210 00 900 . Shoe creams are generally classified in heading 3403 11 000 or 3403 91 000 .

The products classified in this subheading are intended for the care of wooden products (parquet, furniture and other wood products), have cleaning properties and are applied in a thin layer on the surface of these products, giving them, after drying and, in some cases, polishing, freshness of colors. and gloss. Products of this type are packaged in jars, bottles or aerosol cans. In addition to the waxes, solvents, dyes and special additives found in shoe polishes and creams, the following products are often used during production: fatty acids, vegetable oils (for example, palm or linseed oil) or mineral oils, soaps or surfactants. active substances, resins (copal, wood, rosin, etc.), silicones, aromatic substances (for example, pine extract, rosemary), insecticides and other substances, with the exception of abrasives.

Vehicle body care products usually consist of a wax emulsion or solution containing silicones, oils, emulsifiers and possibly mild abrasives.

Cleaning powders for bathtubs, toilet bowls, tiles, etc. consist of very finely ground abrasives and their mixtures (eg pumice stone, sandstone) and spray particles of detergent compositions (eg active anionic surfactants, soap powder, sodium phosphate, anhydrous sodium carbonate). These products are usually packaged in jars or bags. Cleaning pastes are products prepared by binding powders with, for example, wax solutions.

3405 90 101 0 - 3405 90 109 0

Metal polishes are intended to restore, by surface treatment, the original appearance of corroded, soiled or weathered metals. This effect is achieved by grinding (mechanical polishing action with an abrasive) and chemical or cleaning action with acids or alkalis on oxides, sulfides and various stains.

The primary materials used in the manufacture of metal polishing products are very finely ground abrasives (e.g. pumice, chalk, kieselguhr, tripolite, bentonite, silica), acids (e.g. oxalic, oleic, phosphoric, sulfuric), volatile solvents ( e.g. white spirit, trichlorethylene, denatured alcohol), alkalis (e.g. ammonia, soda), surfactants like sulfonic acid fatty alcohols, fats, soaps and, in some cases, dyes and synthetic fragrances.

Means for polishing metals can be in the form of powders, pastes, various compositions (creams and emulsions) and liquids. Depending on the type, these products can be bottled, canned, packaged in tubes, bags, bags, etc.

This subheading includes in particular:

1. Window glass and mirror polishes usually consist of water, alcohol, small amounts of ammonia or acid (eg oxalic, tartaryl) and a mild abrasive.

2. means for polishing, finishing and polishing other materials.

What is TN VED CU: purpose and history

Classifier TN VED CU code with decoding

To simplify commodity procedures at the customs, a unique structure of the TN VED CU code was introduced. Each product is assigned a ten-digit code, of which each digit has its own meaning:

2 first digits of the code - commodity group (Examples: 12 - oilseeds and fruits; 39 - plastic products).

4 first digits - position of the goods (1209 - sowing fruits, seeds and spores; 3917 - hoses and pipes).

The first 6 digits are the subheading of the product (120923 - fescue seeds; 391722 - propylene polymers).

10 digits - full product code, product subheading (1209231100 - meadow fescue; 3917221000 - seamless polymer pipes cut into segments).

TN VED code - decoding and independent search

Manufacturing material.

Product features.

The degree of processing (manufacturing) of the goods.

Dimensions and weight.

Additional unit of measure

not specified

3304 Cosmetics or make-up and skin care preparations (other than medicinal products), including anti-tanning or tanning preparations; manicure or pedicure products:

Customs clearance fee: 120.00 BYN

for one declaration in the Republic of Belarus

Single customs tariff of the EAEU, 3304 30,000 0

WITH	By	Fare rate	Note
-	-	6.5%

Special rates

A country	Term	Bid
VN	from 01/01/2016 to 12/31/2016	11.3%
VN	from 01/01/2017 to 12/31/2017	11.3%
VN	from 01/01/2018 to 12/31/2018	11.3%
VN	from 01/01/2019 to 12/31/2019	11.3%
VN	from 01/01/2020 to 12/31/2020	11.3%
VN	from 01/01/2021 to 12/31/2021	11.3%
VN	from 01/01/2022 to 12/31/2022	11.3%
VN	from 01.01.2023 to 31.12.2023	11.3%
VN	from 01/01/2024 to 12/31/2024	11.3%
VN	from 01.01.2025	11.3%

Measures of non-tariff regulation

Cosmetics for manicure or pedicure except for: manufactured using nanomaterials; intended for children

Document required: Declaration of Conformity

Requirement to comply with the Technical Regulations

Cosmetics for manicure or pedicure: made using nanomaterials; intended for children

Document required: State registration certificate

Sanitary measures

Goods subject to state sanitary and epidemiological supervision:

Food products (products in natural or processed form, consumed by humans), including those obtained using genetically modified (transgenic) organisms.
Perfumes and cosmetics, oral hygiene products.
Chemical and petrochemical products for industrial purposes, products (goods) of household chemicals, paints and varnishes.

Preliminary classification decisions (3)

Manicure set for children over 10 years old, consisting of water-based acrylic lacquer with a brush in the lid (composition of high-quality aqueous dispersion of acrylic resins), 5 sets of "Slider stickers", 5 sets of 3D stickers, 5 sets of "French blanks", glitter glitter, instructions. Designed for creating manicure and nail art, all components are packed in one box for retail sale.
Base: According to GPI 3 b) and 6
A country: Russia
3304 30 000 0 Cosmetic or make-up and skin care products (other than medicinal), including anti-tanning or tanning products; manicure or pedicure products: 🡺 manicure or pedicure products
Nail polish ... used for applying to the nails of the fingers or toes, which has an antifungal effect, containing 55.70 mg of amorolfine hydrochloride in 1 ml (in terms of amorolfine 50.00 mg). Supplied in a set 1 bottle of 2.5 ml of the drug, a plastic tray, instructions for use, a polypropylene container containing 6 applicators equipped with polypropylene spatulas, 12 nail files wrapped in a plastic bag, 12 sachets with cleansing swabs.
Base: In accordance with GPI 1, 3 b) and 6
A country: Russia
3304 30 000 0 Cosmetic or make-up and skin care products (other than medicinal), including anti-tanning or tanning products; manicure or pedicure products: 🡺 manicure or pedicure products
Mycoster 8% (Ciclopirox), medicated nail polish, 3 ml is an antifungal drug for the treatment of skin diseases. Antifungal drugs for topical use. Cyclopirox. Composition 100 g of the drug contains the active substance - ciclopirox 8.0 g; excipients of a copolymer of methyl vinyl ether and maleic acid of monobutyl ether, ethyl acetate, isopropyl alcohol. Mycoster 8% (Ciclopirox) is an antifungal drug belonging to the pyridone group. Cyclopirox is a broad spectrum antifungal agent that is active against dermatophytes (Trichophytons, Microsporum canis, Epidermophytons), yeasts (Candida, Torulopsis, Trichosporum, Geotrichum), molds (Scopulariopsis, Aspergillus), actinomycetes and Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria. Description Clear, slightly viscous liquid. Release form and packaging of 3 ml of the drug in a glass bottle with a screw cap equipped with a brush. 1 bottle, together with instructions for medical use in the state and Russian languages, is enclosed in a cardboard box.
Base: The main rule of interpretation of the TN VED CU No. 1, 6.
A country: Kazakhstan

Number / Date	Trademark / Document	Name / TNVED codes	Holder	Representative
00070/070818/01-TZ-160818	Trademark certificate No. 27783	Perfumes, essential oils, cosmetics, cosmetic pencils, eyebrow pencils, cosmetic creams, hairspray, nail polishes, lotions for cosmetic purposes, soaps, cologne, lipstick, lipsticks for cosmetic purposes, make-up powder, eyebrow products and cosmetic eyelashes, cosmetic products , , , , , , ,
00071/070818/01-TZ-160818	Trademark certificate No. 7268	Lipstick, cosmetic sets, beauty products, perfumes, cosmetic powder , , , , , , ,	Limited Liability Company "RELUY BEL", address: 220062 Minsk, Pobediteley Ave., 104, office 26, tel./fax: +375 17 239 29 08, e-mail: [email protected]

This subheading includes preparations used for the care of fingernails, toenails, cuticles and preparations for the care or treatment of calluses. However, preparations used for skin care, such as hand cream, are excluded from this subheading (generally subheading 3304 99 000).

(A) COSMETICS OR MAKE-UP PRODUCTS AND SKIN CARE PRODUCTS, INCLUDING ANTI-SUN OR TANNING PRODUCTS

This includes:

(1) Lipstick and other lip makeup products.
(2) Eye shadow and mascara, eyebrow pencils and other eye makeup products.
(3) Other cosmetic or make-up and skin care products (other than medicinal), such as face powder (including compact), baby powder (including talcum powder, unmixed, unscented, put up for retail sale), other powders and makeup; cosmetic creams, cold creams, make-up creams, cleansing creams, nourishing skin creams (including creams containing bee jelly) and skin tonic or body lotions; petroleum jelly put up in packages for retail sale to the consumer for skin care; barrier creams to protect against skin irritants; gels for subcutaneous injections to remove wrinkles and improve the shape of the lips (including gels containing hyaluronic acid); compositions against acne and acne (other than soaps of heading ) which are primarily intended for cleansing the skin and which do not contain large amounts of active ingredients so as to be considered essentially therapeutic or prophylactic against acne and acne; toilet vinegar, which is a mixture of vinegar or acetic acid with flavored alcohol.
Anti-sun or tanning products are also included.

(B) PRODUCTS FOR MANICURE OR PEDICURE

This includes nail polishes, nail polishes, nail polish removers, deburrs and other products used for manicure or pedicure.

This heading does not include:

(a) medicines for the treatment of certain skin conditions, such as creams for the treatment of eczema (heading or);
(b) deodorants for the feet and preparations for treating the nails or claws of animals (Heading );
(c) artificial nails (of plastics of heading ; of other materials classified according to the material of which they are made).

1. This group does not include:
- (a) natural resins or plant extracts of heading or ;
- (b) soap or other products of heading ; or
- (c) Gum, wood or sulphate turpentine or other products of heading .
2. The term "perfume" in the heading applies only to the substances of heading , the fragrant constituents isolated from those substances or synthetic fragrances.
3. Heading 3303 covers, inter alia, mixed or unmixed products (other than aqueous distillates and aqueous solutions of essential oils) suitable for use as articles of these headings and put up in the usual manner for such purposes for retail sale.
4. The term "perfumes, cosmetics or toilet preparations" in the heading means, inter alia, the following products: sachets containing scented substances; incense, spreading the smell when burned; flavored paper and paper impregnated or coated with cosmetics; solutions for storing contact lenses or eye prostheses; wadding, felt or felt and non-woven materials impregnated, coated with perfumes or cosmetics; toilet products for animals.

GENERAL PROVISIONS

The essential oils and extracted essential oils of the heading are obtained from materials of plant origin. The extraction method determines the type of product obtained. For example, using steam distillation or an organic solvent to treat some plants (such as cinnamon), an essential oil or an extracted essential oil is obtained.

1. (A) Goods (other than radioactive ores) as described in heading or are to be classified in those headings and in no other heading of the Nomenclature.
(B) Subject to the provisions of note 1(A) above, goods falling within the description of heading , or , are to be classified in that heading and in no other heading of this Section.
2. Subject to the provisions of note 1 above, goods falling under heading , , , , 3303, , , , , , or , supplied in metered doses or for retail sale, are to be classified in those headings and in no other heading. Nomenclature.
3. Goods in sets consisting of two or more separate components, some or all of which fall in this Section and are intended to be mixed to obtain a product of Section VI or VII, are to be classified in the appropriate heading for that product, provided that these components:
- (a) in view of the manner in which they are packaged, they are clearly intended to be used together without prior repackaging or repackaging;
- (b) supplied together; And
- (c) are identified either by their nature or by the relative proportions in which they are presented as complementary components.

GENERAL PROVISIONS

Section note 1.

Subject to the provisions of point 1(A) of the Notes to this Section, all radioactive chemical elements and radioactive isotopes, and compounds of such elements and isotopes (whether organic or inorganic, whether or not chemically defined) are classified in the heading, even if they could be would be considered in certain other headings of this Nomenclature. Thus, for example, radioactive sodium chloride and radioactive glycerin are classified in heading , and not in heading 2501 or . Likewise, radioactive ethyl alcohol, radioactive gold or radioactive cobalt are classified in all cases in the heading. It should be noted, however, that radioactive ores are dealt with in Section V of the Nomenclature.

With regard to non-radioactive isotopes and their compounds, the note provides that they (organic or inorganic, whether or not chemically defined) are classified in the heading and not in any other heading of the Nomenclature. Thus the carbon isotope is classified in heading , and not in heading 2803.

Paragraph 1(B) of the Notes to this Section provides that the goods described in heading , or , are to be classified only in one of those headings and in no other heading of Section VI, provided that they are not radioactive or in the form isotopes (otherwise they are included in the heading or). Therefore, this note specifies that, for example, silver caseinate is classified in heading , and not in heading , and that silver nitrate, even if supplied for retail sale ready for photographic use, is classified in heading