Form

Record a general valuation statement if you're not using method 1 (C109B)

Use form C109B if you use alternative methods to complete a general valuation statement for regularly imported goods from a named supplier outside the EU.

From:
HM Revenue & Customs
Published
4 April 2014

This publication was withdrawn on

Form C109B is no longer in use. See Notice 252 for more information about valuing imported goods.

Documents

General valuation statement - methods other than method 1 (C109B)

Ref: C109B

PDF, 543 KB, 1 page

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General valuation statement: guidance notes - methods other then method 1 (C109B)

Ref: C109B notes

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Details

Form C109B is used for regular imports of goods from named suppliers under the same trading terms from outside the EU. It highlights the general valuation statement methods other then method 1.

Notice 252: valuation of imported goods for customs purposes, VAT and trade statistics
Guidance on methods for calculating duty on imported goods for importers and their clearing agents.

Record a general valuation statement using method 1
Use form C109A if using method 1 to record general valuation statements.

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Published 4 April 2014

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