customs value

The customs value will be based on the cost of the process.

The total cost must be included in the customs value.

The customs value can be based on the charge that would have been made for the process.

The customs value must not be established by reference to average prices.

Consequently, the customs value cannot be based on the earlier sale.

Therefore the amount to be included in the customs value for transport costs is £1,000.

You do not have to wait until all the goods are sold to establish the customs value.

Therefore 83% of the total freight charge is to be included in the customs value.

In which case those costs have to be included in the customs value.

Any charge to you for a certificate must be included in the customs value of the meat.

The following items may be left out of the customs value:

Items to be left out of the customs value if certain conditions are met include:

We may call for further evidence in support of any claim to leave out the amount for interest charges from the customs value.

Thus the sea freight charge of £500 is includible in the customs value.

For the imported products, you must include in the import customs value:

The amount of duty you must pay depends on the customs value of your goods.

The customs value can normally be arrived at under Method 1 (see Section 3).

The customs value of imported software has to be determined according to the normal valuation rules.

If you want to, you can base the customs value on the price at which the goods are sold after processing.

The customs value can be based, for example, on the price you would have paid the supplier if you had bought the goods.

You must convert to sterling any foreign currency amount which needs to be taken into account in arriving at the customs value.

Also you must convert to sterling any other part of the customs value shown in foreign currency, for example, freight or insurance.

You may exclude the cost of transporting the goods across Community territory from the import customs value.

Upon release to free circulation the customs value of the product must be taken into account when calculating the duties due.

According to 1985 Commerce Department figures, 68 countries sent cut flowers to this country with a customs value of approximately $221 million.