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SM ISO690:2012 LUPASCO, Zinaida. Таможеные правоотношения румынских княжеств
(XVIII- 2 половина XIX вeка). In: Закон и Жизнь , 2012, nr. 7, pp. 8-11. ISSN 1810-3081. |
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Regarding customs tariffs during the Ottoman domination, the Russian-Turkish treaty signed at Constantinople on 10 June 1783, which established the commercial relations of Romanian principalities with the neighboring states provided that goods were not a subject to Turkey than a single customs tariff of 3%. Namely Art. 19 of the Treaty established taxes in the amount of 35% percent on all goods, whatever their place of origin was, even if passed by transit through the Porte or
principalities. As well on the basis of 3% there were composed the tariffs and customs taxes of the principates .When the
custom taxes were collected by cârmuirii local agencies on Romanian customs, they were for Romanian tax authorities,
this clause was favorable principalities. But this time there were met the smuggling activities, merchants understood to
the customs officials to hide their goods for import in the country illegally. Some time later Austria achieved considerable benefits by a Convention from 24 February 1784 concluded with the Ottoman Empire, but it was not in favor of Moldova and Wallachia; so on the basis of the Convention the customs taxes that went to the Principalities in favor of a single custom in Constantinople and where Austria merchants had to pay taxes were abolished. |
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