Software classification depends on the media on which it's been recorded and the nature of the software. Media include:CD, DVD, Laserdisc, Minidisc and other laser-read disks. Even though there are differences in the manufacturing and recording - or writing - processes, these are all designed to be read by some kind of laser system once recorded.
Floppy disk. .Magnetic tape. .Magnetic stripe cards. Memory cards. Cartridges for video games consoles. For the purposes of Tariff classification, software categories include:programs and data .sound recordings .computer games .films, pictures and image files .games for video games consoles .
Programs and data:These include word processing programs, spreadsheets, desktop publishing programs, painting or drawing programs, route planners, encyclopaedia, business or phone directories, catalogues, device drivers, system boot-disks and backup disks. Programs and data are classified according to the media they're recorded on. If they're recorded .
CD, DVD, Laserdisc, Minidisc or other laser-read disks then they're classified under subheading code 8523 40 45 00 .magnetic tape then they're classified under subheading code 8523 29 33 00 .floppy disk then they're classified under subheading code 8523 29 31 00
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