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of <h1>Key Terms for Customs Valuation of Imported Goods Explained Under 1988 Rules, Including 'Computed' and 'Deductive' Values</h1> The Customs Valuation (Determination of Price of Imported Goods) Rules, 1988, define key terms for valuing imported goods. 'Computed value' and 'deductive value' are determined according to specific rules. 'Goods of the same class or kind' include identical or similar goods within a particular industry. 'Identical goods' are those with the same characteristics and origin, while 'similar goods' have comparable features and are commercially interchangeable. 'Transaction value' follows Rule 4. Persons are 'related' if they have specific business or familial connections. Legal persons are included, and sole agents or distributors may be related if they meet certain criteria.
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