Valuation of goods - royalty and the licence fee are not payable ...

Royalty Fees Excluded from Valuation of Imported Goods; Applicable Only to Locally Manufactured and Sold Items in India.

December 24, 2013

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Valuation of goods - royalty and the licence fee are not payable on the imported goods but on the goods manufactured and sold in India - no addition - AT

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Valuation of goods - royalty and the licence fee are not payable ...

Royalty Fees Excluded from Valuation of Imported Goods; Applicable Only to Locally Manufactured and Sold Items in India.

December 24, 2013

Case Laws Customs AT

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