price actually paid

You base it on the price actually paid or payable by the buyer to the seller for the goods.

For shareholders, generally accepted accounting principles require that companies report sales prices actually paid by customers.

Estimates extrapolated from past trends in this way should be checked by monitoring the price actually paid for books, and subsequently adjusting where necessary.

Transaction Value of Merchandise in Question - price actually paid or payable for the goods sold.

The customs value is usually the price actually paid or payable computed from the point of exportation, without costs of international shipping.

Article 1 defines transaction value as "the price actually paid or payable for the goods when sold for export to the country of importation."

An illustration of how the price actually paid for the consignment can be apportioned on the basis of market prices is given at paragraph 43.2 below.

With effect from 15 May 1992, VAT is only liable on the price actually paid for goods supplied at a discount to employees.

A more accurate measure of the current yield would be to use the dirty price (rather than the clean price), since this is the price actually paid for the bond.

The difference between the low price reported to the I.R.S. and the high price actually paid was intended to be untaxed, Mr. Blattmachr confirmed last year.

The margin between the $68 advertised price and the $65 price actually paid shows the consumer's opportunities for bargaining, or at least for asking, "Is that the best price you have?"

The payment (commission) made to a buying agent can be left out of the customs value so long as the payment is shown separately from the price actually paid or payable for the goods.

The new findings, though not a surprise, will be useful in the debate over Medicare drug benefits because the government does not have reliable, detailed data comparing the prices actually paid by elderly people for specific drugs.

Merger deals involving such companies create huge amounts of an accounting item known as good will, or the difference between the fair market value of a company's hard tangible assets and the price actually paid for the company.

While the top ticket price for a Broadway show has risen 31 percent since 1998, the average price actually paid for a ticket in the same period has risen only 24 percent - still well above inflation, though.

These prices are not recorded on account of their extraordinary dearness or cheapness, but are mentioned accidentally as the prices actually paid for large quantities of grain consumed at a feast which was famous for its magnificence.

Where the customs value is declared on the basis of the transaction value, under Article 29 of Council Regulation No 2913/92, the value should be based on the price actually paid or payable for both the carrier medium and the data and instructions (the software) on it.

While charges influence the payments Tenet receives from government and private insurers, Tenet's Mr. Anderson emphasized that patients and insurers did not typically pay actual charges and that the study did not provide information about the prices actually paid by insurers and others.

(b) Sales to prior order - Where the goods are imported to the prior order of EC customers, the value can be established under Method 1 on the basis of the price actually paid or payable by the buyer (the customer in the EC) to the seller.

George M. Reeb, assistant inspector general at the Department of Health and Human Services, told Congress in December that most states paid for drugs based on the "average wholesale price," a list price that bears little resemblance to the prices actually paid by retail pharmacies serving Medicaid recipients.