Customs valuation defaults set presumptive cost percentages for imports, including capped freight cost for air shipments. The amendment to rule 9(2) prescribes fixed presumptive percentages when specified cost components are not ascertainable: twenty percent of the free on board value for clause (a) costs; one percent for clause (b) charges; and 1.125 percent for clause (c) costs. It further caps the ascertainable clause (a) cost for goods imported by air at twenty percent of the free on board value.
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Customs valuation defaults set presumptive cost percentages for imports, including capped freight cost for air shipments.
The amendment to rule 9(2) prescribes fixed presumptive percentages when specified cost components are not ascertainable: twenty percent of the free on board value for clause (a) costs; one percent for clause (b) charges; and 1.125 percent for clause (c) costs. It further caps the ascertainable clause (a) cost for goods imported by air at twenty percent of the free on board value.
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