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Customs valuation factors require inclusion of specified additions and permitted deductions affecting assessable value under valuation rules. Customs valuation adjusts the transaction price by specified factors by addition-commissions, container and packing costs, apportioned value of buyer supplied materials and tools, external engineering/design work, royalties and licence fees payable as a condition of sale, proceeds of resale accruing to the seller, advance payments, transport/loading/unloading/handling charges to the place of importation (including demurrage, lighterage and barge charges), insurance, and other payments not included in the price-and permits deductions for declared interest on deferred payment, post importation charges, and import duties and taxes. Royalties and similar payments remain includible even if the process occurs after importation.
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<h1>Customs valuation factors require inclusion of specified additions and permitted deductions affecting assessable value under valuation rules.</h1> Customs valuation adjusts the transaction price by specified factors by addition-commissions, container and packing costs, apportioned value of buyer supplied materials and tools, external engineering/design work, royalties and licence fees payable as a condition of sale, proceeds of resale accruing to the seller, advance payments, transport/loading/unloading/handling charges to the place of importation (including demurrage, lighterage and barge charges), insurance, and other payments not included in the price-and permits deductions for declared interest on deferred payment, post importation charges, and import duties and taxes. Royalties and similar payments remain includible even if the process occurs after importation.