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Goods/Services Items Considered to be Printed Matter |
Printed Matter includes: periodicals, books, catalogs, direct mail, business documents, and the like.
Items Considered to be Printed Matter
- Letters and postcards exchanged among students (only those submitted through the school headmaster of a related school）
- Correspondence course materials and students’ corrected/uncorrected submissions (except for those not directly related to course work), which a school sends to its students.）
- Manuscripts of copyrighted works or a newspaper
- Handwritten scores
- Photocopies
- Prints produced via computer or typewriter that are submitted in more than two copies at one time.
- Printed cloth (Christmas cards and calendars)
- Date book and Diary: Acceptable if printed parts of pages are not designed for writing, including the front and back covers, and take up more than half of the entire book.
- Forms: Forms for surveys, applications, and reports that have not been filled out.
- Forms: Forms for surveys, applications, and reports that have not been filled out.
- Christmas cards with music and the like.
Articles that can not be sent as Printed Matter
- Documents created via computer, typewriter, or word processor (when submitting two or more copies at one time, two or more copies are acceptable).
- Traced or handwritten copies.
- Reproduced items using seals
- Filmed, audio recorded, or videotaped items
- Cards for information processors, which contain punched paper tapes or holes, lines, or signs that may constitute information.
- Boxes of drugs and cosmetics
- Materials with seals affixed
