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Customs Act 1960 s 22A

s 22A Value of imported goods for customs duty

22A. —(1) For the purposes of levying customs duty under this Act, the value of any imported goods must be determined according to the regulations made by the Minister for the purposes of this section. (2) Regulations made under subsection (1) may provide for requiring any importer or other person concerned with the importation of goods — ( a ) to furnish to a proper officer of customs, in such form as he or she may require, such information as is in his or her opinion necessary for a proper valuation of the goods; and ( b ) to produce any book of accounts or other document of whatever nature relating to the purchase, importation or sale of the goods by that person. [11/97] —(1) For the purposes of levying customs duty under this Act, the value of any imported goods must be determined according to the regulations made by the Minister for the purposes of this section. (2) Regulations made under subsection (1) may provide for requiring any importer or other person concerned with the importation of goods — ( a ) to furnish to a proper officer of customs, in such form as he or she may require, such information as is in his or her opinion necessary for a proper valuation of the goods; and ( b ) to produce any book of accounts or other document of whatever nature relating to the purchase, importation or sale of the goods by that person. [11/97]

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