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Importers -- Valuation -- Methods of determining value for duty
- Adjustments to the Price Paid or Payable (Customs Act, Section 48)
- Application of Sections 49 and 50 of the Customs Act
- Computed Value Method (Customs Act, Section 52)
- Customs Valuation: Price Paid or Payable (Customs Act, Section 48)
- Deductions from the Price Per Unit (Customs Act, Section 51)
- Determination of the Price Per Unit (Customs Act, Section 51)
- Determining Value For Duty of Computer Software
- Engineering, Development Work, etc., Undertaken Elsewhere than in Canada (Customs Act, Sections 48 to 53)
- Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (Customs Act, Sections 48 to 53)
- Goods Imported in Split Shipments
- Limitations on the Use of Transaction Value (Customs Act, Section 48)
- Methods of Determining Value for Duty
- Package Deals
- Place of Direct Shipment (Customs Act, Sections 48 to 53)
- Related Persons (Customs Act, Sections 45 to 53)
- Residual Basis of Appraisal Method (Customs Act, Section 53
- Sold for Export to Canada (Customs Act, Section 48)
- Transaction Value Method for Related Persons (Customs Act, Section 48)
- Transaction Value Method of Valuation (Customs Act, Section Related Persons (Customs Act, Sections 45 to 53)
- Transportation and Associated Costs (Customs Act, Sections 48 to 53)
- Valuation of Goods Imported into Canada to be Used in the Assembly Construction or Fabrication of a Facility or a Machine Sold on an Installed Contract Basis
- Value for Duty of Certain Information-Based Products (Customs Act, Sections 48 to 53)
- Value for Duty of Printed or Lithographed Matter of Paper (Customs Act, Sections 48 to 53)
- Value for Duty of Promotional Material
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