- HMRC published a customs valuation technical handbook
- Provides guidance on establishing value for customs duty and import VAT
- Covers six valuation methods and their appropriate use
- Reflects HMRC’s view of the law but does not override it
- Builds on previously published guidance
- Similar to guidance from the European Commission and World Customs Organization
- Part of HMRC’s efforts to update and consolidate customs guidance
Source: taxscape.deloitte.com
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