2008 October No.50 – QUOTA


50. The Port Director informs the importer that CBP finds grounds for rejecting the transaction value declared by the importer and the rejection increases the duty liability. Under such circumstances:

A. The importer has 20 days to respond in writing to the Port Director if in disagreement

B. CBP rate advances the entry selecting from the hierarchical order the method of valuation for which sufficient information has previously been provided

C. Importer’s recourse is the selection of any preferred alternate method of valuation

D. The importer has 30 calendar days to respond in writing to the Port Director if in disagreement, without affecting or replacing the administrative ruling procedures contained in 19 CFR 177, or any other CBP procedure

E. Identical valuations accepted under transaction value during prior importations at other ports preclude rejection of transaction value for subsequent entries

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The Answer is: A

Citation: 19 CFR 152.103(m)

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