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For goods purchased on Free On Board (FOB) terms, how should the freight charges be computed?

Updated by CUSTOMS 1y ago

The actual freight charges paid by the importer, whether to the supplier or to the freight forwarding company, should be included in the computation of GST.

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Valuation, Duties, Taxes & Fees Establishing Customs Values for Imports

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For goods purchased on Free On Board (FOB) terms, how should the freight charges be computed?

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