The Main Standard: Transaction Value Sample Clauses

The Main Standard: Transaction Value. The basic rule of the Agreement is that the value for customs purposes should be based on the price actually paid or payable when sold for export to the country of importation (e.g. the invoice price), adjusted, where appropriate, to include certain payments made by buyers such as the costs of packing and containers, assists, royalties and license fees. The rules exclude buying commissions and special discounts obtained by sole agents and sole concessionaires from being taken into account in arriving at dutiable value. The Tokyo Round Agreement strictly limited the discretion available to Customs to reject transaction value to the small number of cases. This was a matter of concern to numerous developing countries. They considered that the rule unduly inhibited the ability of their customs administrations to deal with the traders’ practice of undervaluing imported goods in order to reduce incidence on duties. The decision regarding cases where customs administrations have reasons to doubt the truth or accuracy of the declared value (also known as the Decision on Shifting the Burden of Proof), adopted as a result of the initiative taken by developing countries during the Uruguay Round, corrects this lacuna. The Tokyo Round Agreement placed the burden of proof on Customs if it rejected the transaction value declared by the importer. The Uruguay Round decision shifts the burden of proof on to the importers when Customs, on the basis of the information on prices and other data available to it, “has reason to doubt the truth or accuracy of the particulars or of documents produced in support” of declarations made by the importers.
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