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SVB guides

The Special Valuation Branch (SVB) of Indian Customs examines the transaction value of imports between related parties - for example, an Indian subsidiary importing from its overseas parent.

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These guides explain SVB orders, why registration is required, EDD (extra duty deposit), the bond process, refunds, the six customs valuation methods, and how long an SVB order stays valid. JPARKS INDIA represents importers through the full SVB investigation and registration process so valuations hold up and clearances are not held. Facing an SVB case? Get expert help from our team.

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Why is SVB Registration required?

SVB registration is required when you import from a related supplier. See what triggers it under the Customs Valuation Rules and what Customs examines.

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How to get a SVB Certificate?

How to get an SVB certificate for related-party imports: what triggers the reference, the questionnaire, the documents and how long the review runs.

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