The new Measures notably improves protection for computer software importers and supply chains by confirming that customs import duty will not be levied on most data-processing software.
The Measures stipulate the method of determining the dutiable value of imported goods, the transaction valuation method, elements for which the transaction value is to be adjusted and when special buyer/seller relationships are deemed to exist.
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