The WTO Agreement on Customs Valuation Sample Clauses

The WTO Agreement on Customs Valuation. The Customs value on imported goods is determined mainly for the purpose of applying ad valorem duties. It constitutes the taxable basis for Customs duties. It is also an essential element for trade statistics, for monitoring quantitative restrictions, tariff preferences and for collecting internal nation taxes, etc. The WTO Valuation Agreement, formally known as the Agreement on Implementation of Article VII of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994, replaced the GATT Valuation Code as a result of the Uruguay Round multilateral trade negotiations which created the WTO in 1994. The GATT Valuation Code was originally created in 1979 during the Tokyo Round of multilateral trade negotiations with a view to ensuring that the effect of tariff concessions would not be derogated by non-tariff barriers, one of them being arbitrary Customs valuation regimes which were prevalent at that time. The Agreement establishes a Customs valuation system that primarily bases the Customs value on the transaction value of the imported goods, which is the price actually paid or payable for the goods when sold for export to the country of importation, plus certain adjustments. In cases where the Customs value cannot be determined on the basis of the transaction value, it will be determined using one of the following methods: --- The transaction value of identical goods; --- The transaction value of similar goods; --- The deductive value method; --- The computed value method; --- The fall-back method. The above valuation methods must be used in hierarchical order.
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