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HQ 546561

Internal Advice; parts and accessories of televisions and electronic articles; amending protest; 19 CFR 174.14(a) and 174.28; 402(b); transaction value; related parties; 402(g)(1); circumstances of the sale; sale for exportation; J.L. Wood v. United States; HRLs 544230, 545254, 546069, 544775, 543633 and 545474; 402(b)(1)(B); packing costs; 402(h)(3); buying commission; Pier 1 Imports, Inc. v. United States; J.C. Penney Purchasing Corp. v. United States; Rosenthal-Netter, Inc. v. United States; destined for the U.S.; HRL 545368; 9801.00.20; 19 CFR 10.108; similar use agreement; bailment; HRL 222863

Valuation · 1998-03-16Source: CBP CROSS

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Category
Valuation
Decision date
1998-03-16
Collection
Headquarters (HQ)

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Related rulings

544230
545254
546069
544775
543633
545474
545368
222863
224447
545272
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