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Transaction value between related persons requires market-equivalent pricing; importer must prove declared value mirrors ordinary international trade price.
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Transaction value rules for related persons require that declared invoice value be accepted only if the relationship did not influence price; the relevant valuation standard is the price at which such or like goods are ordinarily sold for delivery at time and place of importation, not merely the actual inter-party price. The importer bears the burden of proving declared value closely approximates contemporaneous market comparators and that discounts do not reflect relationship-driven pricing; absence of profit element or inability to show cost recovery supports rejection of the declared value under the valuation rules.
Transaction value rules for related persons require that declared invoice value be accepted only if the relationship did not influence price; the relevant valuation standard is the price at which such or like goods are ordinarily sold for delivery at time and place of importation, not merely the actual inter-party price. The importer bears the burden of proving declared value closely approximates contemporaneous market comparators and that discounts do not reflect relationship-driven pricing; absence of profit element or inability to show cost recovery supports rejection of the declared value under the valuation rules.
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