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Loading in SVB Order often arises due to royalty or license fee payments, technical or management service charges, related-party influence, lack of documentation, or undisclosed discounts. If your SVB investigation fails to satisfy Customs, it may lead to value enhancement, financial liabilities, or extended scrutiny. SKMC Global helps businesses by reviewing agreements, preparing replies, representing before Customs, and managing appeals. With expert guidance, importers can ensure compliance, minimize valuation risks, and resolve disputes efficiently.
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COMMON REASONS FOR LOADING COMMON REASONS FOR LOADING IN SVB ORDER IN SVB ORDER A. Royalty & License Fees: Payments linked to imported goods, such as royalties or licenses, can be added to the declared value if not clearly separated. B. Technical or Service Fees: Charges for technical know-how or design services from related parties may lead to loading if tied to product manufacturing or sale. C. Management Fees: Consultancy or management payments affecting product pricing can trigger loading without proper cost segregation proof. D. Related Party Influence: Transactions between related entities may be presumed undervalued unless justified with evidence. E. Insufficient Documentation: Lack of clear records proving payments are unrelated to imports can cause loading. F. Undisclosed Adjustments: Hidden discounts, free goods, or post-import benefits not reflected in invoices may result in value loading. AT SKMC Global provides expert support in preparing clarifications, handling re-investigations, and filing appeals. Our team ensures accurate valuation justification, compliance alignment, and effective resolution to minimize financial and operational risks. +91 989-125-5499 info@skmcglobal.com www.skmcglobal.com