Article 35 defines the methodology for calculating the taxable value of imported goods. The value is primarily based on the customs value determined under applicable Customs Legislation. This valuation must include all associated costs such as insurance, freight, any customs fees, and any Excise Tax paid on the goods during import. The Article explicitly states that the tax itself shall not be included in this value of supply. If determining the value through this method is not possible, the Article mandates the use of alternate valuation rules as provided for in the same Customs Legislation.
Title 5 - Rules Pertaining to Supplies
Chapter 4 - Value of Supply
Article 35 Value of Import
The Import value of Goods consists of:
The customs value pursuant to Customs Legislation, including the value of insurance, freight and any customs fees and Excise Tax paid on the Import of the Goods. Tax shall not be included in the value of the supply.
If it is not possible to determine the value pursuant to Clause 1 of this Article, the value shall be determined based on alternate valuation rules stated in the applicable Customs Legislation.
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