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Baking on premises
Baking on premises Problem statement: [From Australia and New Zealand] How do we distinguish between ISIC Rev. 4 classes 1071 and 4431 when units bake on premises? Solution: Conclusion of the NACE/CPA Task Force 13-15 November 2006. Manufacturing of bakery products, i.e. baking on premises, is classified to ISIC Rev. 4 class 1071 (NACE Rev. 2 class 10.71 or 10.72). Decision date: 15.11.2006 CPA code : 10.72.1
Certification services
Certification services Problem statement: Where are the following services, rendered by a unit, classified? - Services of certifying units which consist in caring out inspections, documentation analysis (which prove conformity with current standards) concerning quality system standards and staff. - Services of certifying units which consist in comparing of materials used in production with documentation, in comparing of used materials with certificate etc. in order to give the quality certificate. - Services of certifying units which consist in caring out inspections, giving or withdrawing certificates in field of ecological agriculture production, collection of wild plants or parts of them. Solution: Even though it is recognised that there exists a great variety of certification activities, NACE Rev. 2 class 71.20 (technical testing and analysis) covers all aspects of this wide range of certification related activities. Ultimately the certification process is the same, no matter what is being certified. For that reason the certification activities referred to are and should stay classified to NACE Rev. 2 class 71.20 (technical testing and analysis), where they have always been classified. In terms of CPA 2008 the corresponding service is classified to subcategory 71.20.19 (other technical testing and analysis services). Decision date: 18.04.2008 CPA code : 71.20.19
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Clarification of content
Clarification of content Problem statement: Distinction 26.20.91 vs. 26.20.99 Solution: Add this subcategory includes exclusively: Assembly of computers and peripheral equipments. Decision date: 18.04.2008 CPA code : 26.20.91
Clarification of content
Clarification of content Problem statement: Distinction 28.23.91 vs. 28.23.99 Solution: Add this subcategory includes exclusively: Assembly of office and accounting machinery. Decision date: 18.04.2008 CPA code : 28.23.91
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Correction of title
Correction of title Problem statement: The title reads "Yarn (other than sewing thread) of artificial staple fibres, not put up for retail sale". However, with the redistribution of content from CPA 2002 subcategory 17.10.55 (Sewing thread and yarn of artificial and synthetic filaments and fibres) that in CPA 2008 is split up and distributed over CPA 2008 subcategories 13.10.81, 13.10.82, 13.10.83, 13.10.84 and 13.10.85 the CN code 5511 30 00 that reads "Yarn of artificial staple fibres, put up for retail sale (excl. sewing thread)" became a part of CPA 2008 subcategory 13.10.84. Including goods "put up for retail sale" as well as "not put up for retail sale" the title is misleading. Solution: The title should read "Yarn (other than sewing thread) of artificial staple fibres". Decision date: 19.11.2008 CPA code : 13.10.84
Correction of title
Correction of title Problem statement: The title reads "Combs, hair-slides and the like; hairpins; curling pins; scent sprays and mounts and heads therefore". However, the "Combs, hair-slides and the like" have in ISIC Rev. 4 been deleted in the inclusions of the explanatory notes, for the following reasons: "Combs, hair slides and the like" are classified according to the material they are made of, i.e. 22.19 (rubber), 22.29 (plastic) and 25.99 (metal). Solution: The title should correctly read "Hairpins; curling pins; scent sprays and mounts and heads therefore". Decision date: 21.04.2008 CPA code : 32.99.52
Driving tests
Driving tests Problem statement: Where is the "driving test activity" classified? Solution: The "driving test activity" is classified to NACE Rev. 2 class 85.60 (educational support activities). Decision date: 01.07.2007 CPA code : 85.60.10
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Media agencies
Media agencies Problem statement: Where is an agency rendering the following services classified? 1) Competitiveness analysis, including market and media analysis, 2) strategies, recommendations, 3) negotiation, including tactics planning and media buying and 4) client's satisfaction degree at tracking and control campaign, as well as closing up summary and invoicing campaigns. Solution: The activities could also be classified to NACE Rev. 2 class 73.20, but the emphasis is in NACE Rev. 2 class 73.11. Decision date: 01.07.2007 CPA code : 73.11.13
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Stuntmen
Stuntmen Problem statement: Where are stuntmen classified? Solution: 1) Activities of own account stuntmen are in NACE Rev 2 class 90.01 where activities of individual artists like actors are included. 2) Stuntmen employed by producing film companies are in NACE Rev. 2 class 59.11. Decision date: 01.07.2007 CPA code : 59.11.11
Stuntmen
Stuntmen Problem statement: Where are stuntmen classified? Solution: 1) Activities of own account stuntmen are in NACE Rev 2 class 90.01 where activities of individual artists like actors are included. 2) Stuntmen employed by producing film companies are in NACE Rev. 2 class 59.11. Decision date: 01.07.2007 CPA code : 59.11.12
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Stuntmen
Stuntmen Problem statement: Where are stuntmen classified? Solution: 1) Activities of own account stuntmen are in NACE Rev 2 class 90.01 where activities of individual artists like actors are included. 2) Stuntmen employed by producing film companies are in NACE Rev. 2 class 59.11. Decision date: 01.07.2007 CPA code : 90.01.10
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For any question, please feel free to contact: Ms. Ana FRANCO (ana.franco@ec.europa.eu) Mr. Michael MIETZNER (michael.mietzner@ec.europa.eu)
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