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Customs Valuation of Assists, Engineering and Development Costs
One of the most technically demanding and dispute-prone areas in customs valuation concerns buyer-supplied goods and services, including engineering, development, design and technical services, as regulated under Article 27(1)(b) of the Turkish Customs Law. These elements, commonly referred to as assists, rarely remain a simple valuation adjustment in practice. Particularly in transactions between related parties, assists often evolve into a complex and multi-layered compliance risk.
The Importance of Service Invoices in Determining Customs Value (According to Turkish Customs Legislation)
The concept of customs value is arguably one of the most debated and disputed topics in customs legislation. The main reason is that the customs value of imported goods must be determined based on the specific conditions of the commercial transaction.
True Compliance in Customs: Risks Never Ends Unless Every Aspect of the Transaction Is Taken Account
Let’s illustrate this with a real-world example. An importer purchases plastic components from an overseas manufacturer. The invoice merely states “plastic parts,” and the HS Code appears correct.