Enhancement of declared FOB value - revenue cannot pick and ...

Revenue Authority Must Use Consistent Depreciation Method for FOB Value; Cannot Selectively Apply Different Methods for Parts.

March 13, 2014

Case Laws Customs AT

Enhancement of declared FOB value - revenue cannot pick and choose depreciation method in respect of some parts and adopt the Chartered Engineer’s assessed value in respect of some other parts/components - AT

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Enhancement of declared FOB value - revenue cannot pick and ...

Revenue Authority Must Use Consistent Depreciation Method for FOB Value; Cannot Selectively Apply Different Methods for Parts.

March 13, 2014

Case Laws Customs AT

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