government of the turks and caicos islands customs tariff

The Chapters, taken together, describe all the goods which
make up the Section within which they fall.
4. The Sections, Chapters, headings and subheadings are
arranged in numerical order. Each heading is identified by a
heading number consisting of 4 digits. The first 2 digits indicate
the number of the Chapter within which that heading falls. The
next 2 digits indicate the numerical order in which the heading
appears within that Chapter. The heading numbers are shown in
the first column of the Tariff headed “HEADING NO.”.
5. The second column of the Tariff headed “TARIFF CODE”
sets out the 7 digit Tariff codes. Where a heading is not further
subdivided into subheadings, the 7 digit code in that column
appears on the same line as the 4 digit heading number of that
heading in the first column and the text of that heading in the third
column. In this case, the last 2 digits of the code are always I'
000", indicating that the heading is not further subdivided, and the
first 4 digits of the code indicate the heading number of that
heading.
6. Where a heading is further subdivided into one dash
subheadings but those one dash subheadings are not themselves
further subdivided into two or three dash subheadings, the 7 digit
code in the second column appears on the same line as the text of
the one dash subheading in the third column, which is preceded by
a single dash, and the code represents the subheading number of
that one dash subheading. In this case, the first 4 digits of the code
indicate the heading number of the heading into which that
subheading falls, and the next 2 digits indicate the numerical order
in which that subheading appears within that heading.
7. Where a heading is further subdivided into one dash
subheadings, and any of those one dash subheadings are
themselves further subdivided into two or three dash subheadings,
the 7 digit code in the second column appears on the same line as
the text of the two or three dash subheading in the third column,
which is preceded by a double dash, or triple dash and the code
represents the subheading number of that two or three dash
subheading. In this case, the first 4 digits of the code indicate the
heading number of the heading into which that two and three dash
subheading falls, and the next 3 digits indicate the numerical order
in which the two or three dash subheading appears within that
heading.
8. The arrangement of the Tariff described above and the text
of the Section and Chapter titles and of the headings and one dash
subheadings and two dash subheadings are based on the HS.
9. All the Sections and Chapters and the text of the Section
and Chapter titles of the HS are reproduced verbatim in the Tariff.
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