Philippine Customs Valuation: Court Ruling Clarifies Dutiability of Royalties
The Philippine Supreme Court ruled that royalties are only dutiable when related to imported goods and are a condition of their sale. Importers successfully reduced their customs valuation assessments by properly allocating royalties between imported and locally manufactured products.
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