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License Fees and Royalties Must Be Included in Valuation of Imported Replicators and DVDs per Customs Regulations.

May 25, 2013

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Valuation - import of replicators - purchase of DVDs from India - the licence fee and royalty paid by the respondent to the licensor is includable in the value of the goods purchased from the replicator(s). - AT

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