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<h1>Transaction Value of Imported Goods Based on Identical Goods: Adjust for Commercial Level, Quantity, and Transport Costs</h1> The Customs Valuation Rules, 1988, specify that the transaction value of imported goods should be determined based on the transaction value of identical goods sold for export to India at the same time. If identical goods are sold at the same commercial level and quantity, their transaction value is used. If not, adjustments are made for differences in commercial level or quantity, supported by evidence. Adjustments are also required for significant differences in costs and charges due to transport variations. When multiple transaction values exist, the lowest value is used to determine the imported goods' value.