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Customs re-determines values of diyar timber, plain particle board through VR No719/2015

bySohail Rab
18/02/2015
in Karachi
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KARACHI: The Directorate General of Customs Valuation Department has re-determined the values of diyar timber, plain particle board and prime molded fiber board door skin under Section 25-A through Valuation Ruling No719/2015.
The said Valuation Ruling has superseded the previously Valuation Rulings No220/2010, 255/2010 and 348/2011 issued on diyar timber, plain particle board and prime molded fiber board door skin.
According to details, the customs values of diyar timber from Afghanistan having PCT Heading 4403.9900 and proposed PCT for WeBOC 4403.9900.1000 has fixed at Rs750 per F3 and Rs 26,486 per M3.
The Customs values of plain particle board from Far East origin having PCT Heading 4410.1100 and proposed PCT for WeBOC is 4410.1100.1000 has fixed at $0.28per kg.
The customs values of molded fiber board door skin from China, Malaysia, Thailand and Srilanka origins having PCT Heading 4411.9390 and proposed PCT for WeBOC 4411.9390.1000 has fixed at $0.56 per kg.
The customs values of molded fiber board door skin from all origins having PCT Heading 4411.9390 and proposed PCT for WeBOC 4411.9390.1100 has fixed at US$0.62per kg.

 

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