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Wasif Memon determines values of school bags, briefcases and laptop bags

byMuhammad Yousaf
10/06/2016
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: Directorate General of Customs Valuation Director Dr Wasif Memon has determined the customs values of school bags, briefcase and laptop bags vide Valuation Ruling No. 867/2016.

It was brought to the notice of the directorate that school bags, briefcase and laptop bags are being imported at gross under-invoiced values causing loss to the exchequer. And, in this regard, an exercise was conducted to determine the values of the subject goods of China origin under PCT 4202.1190.

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The customs values of school bags (fiber body) are fixed at $6.4/piece; customs values of school bags (plastic body) fixed at $4.5/piece; school bags (original leather) at $16.9/piece; school bags (artificial leather) at $7.4/piece.

The customs values of briefcase (fiber body) fixed at $10.15/piece; briefcase (plastic body) at $9.4/piece; briefcase (original leather) at $32/piece; briefcase (artificial leather) at $10.9/piece.

The customs values of laptop bags (fiber body) fixed at $6.2/piece; laptop bags (plastic body) at $5.8/piece; laptop bags (original leather) at $20.10/piece; laptop bags (artificial leather) at $5.10/piece.

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