Tariff Concessions
The Tariff Concession System (TCS) reduces the rate of duty on imported goods for which no substitutable goods are produced in Australia. A Tariff Concession Order (TCO) will be granted on imported goods if substitutable goods are not produced in Australia.
This page is your gateway to information on the TCS and TCOs.
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Tariff Concessions Factsheet - ACN 08/33
- Application Form - B443
- Objections Form - B444
- Revocation Form - B441
For further information on classifying goods to the correct tariff classification and searching for current TCOs refer to the Schedule of Concessional Instruments at the Tariff Working Page
TCOs reinstated
A number of TCOs for bed linen have been reinstated. Read more(click here)
Tariff Concessions Gazette
The Commonwealth of Australia Tariff Concessions Gazette (the Gazette) gives legal effect to the creation of a number of legislative instruments such as By-Laws, Tariff Concession Orders (TCO's), TCO Revocations and Determinations. It also provides an avenue to identify, advise and provide information on a number of tariff concession issues.
The Gazette is published by the Trade and Compliance Division of Customs and Border Protection each Wednesday.
For gazettes prior to 2008 see the Tariff Concessions Gazette Archive.