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<h1>Understanding the Customs Tariff Rules for India-Malaysia Trade: Key Criteria for Preferential Tariff Treatment Explained</h1> The Customs Tariff (Determination of Origin of Goods Under the Preferential Trade Agreement Between India and Malaysia) Rules, 2011, outlines criteria for determining the origin of goods for preferential tariff treatment. It defines terms like 'Chapter,' 'heading,' and 'sub-heading' based on the Harmonised System. The annexure specifies tariff headings, sub-headings, product descriptions, and applicable product-specific rules of origin. These rules include regional value content (RVC), changes in tariff classification (CC, CTH, CTSH), and wholly obtained (WO) criteria. Compliance with one of the alternative rules is sufficient, and specific rules apply to non-originating materials.