dutiable
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- dutiability noun
- nondutiable adjective
- undutiable adjective
Etymology
Origin of dutiable
Example Sentences
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Most of the outdoor products made are also dutiable products that U.S.
From Washington Times
Washington removed some 300 Chinese-made items from the list of dutiable goods.
From Reuters
That is because the import tax would only be on what is known a the dutiable value — the wholesale price of the avocado assessed when it crosses the border.
From New York Times
He prepared his "Compromise Bill," which provided for a gradual reduction of duties till the year 1842, when twenty per cent. at a home valuation should become the rate on dutiable goods.
From Project Gutenberg
The lightness of the packages when brought to the scale excited suspicion, and on examination they were found to contain not arms but dutiable goods.
From Project Gutenberg
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