Computed value method for export goods allows valuation using production cost, design or brand charges, and profit. The computed value method applies where export goods cannot be valued under the preceding rule. Value is then determined on a computed basis by taking the ... Summary
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Computed value method for export goods allows valuation using production cost, design or brand charges, and profit.
The computed value method applies where export goods cannot be valued under the preceding rule. Value is then determined on a computed basis by taking the cost of production, manufacture or processing, any charges for design or brand, and an amount towards profit. This provides an alternative valuation mechanism for export goods when direct valuation is not available.
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