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Fallback Valuation Methods Usable for Repaired/Refurbished Goods, CBP HQ Says
June 9, 2022 |Customs Rulings

An importer can use fallback methods of valuation for replacement parts or refurbished items when it reasonably does not have access to pricing information, CBP headquarters said in a recently released ruling. In HQ H321592, dated Feb. 4 and publicly released June 6, CBP ruled that used goods returned to the U.S. after undergoing repairs abroad can be appraised using straight-line depreciation and cost of repairs and that replacement goods imported into the U.S. pursuant to a warranty claim can be appraised using the transaction value of similar new goods.

Topics:Tariff classification rulings, Country of origin cases