1. Assessment, declaration and control of customs value of goods in the Russian Federation by First deputy head of Risks and Operative Control Department Valery Byshovets Federal Customs Service

2. Legal framework for assessment, declaration and control of customs value of goods 2 Customs code of the Customs Union Decisions of the Customs Union Commission (Board of Eurasian Economic Union) Decisions of the Customs Union Commission (Board of Eurasian Economic Union) Legal acts of the Government of the Russian Federation and of the FCS of Russia Legal acts of the Government of the Russian Federation and of the FCS of Russia Agreement on assessment of customs value of goods moved across the border of the Customs Union, dated January 25, 2008 Federal law No 311-FZ dated November 27, 2010, on customs regulation in the Russian Federation Federal law No 311-FZ dated November 27, 2010, on customs regulation in the Russian Federation

3. Agreement between the Government of the Russian Federation, the Government of the Republic of Belarus and the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan on assessment of customs value of goods moved across the border of the Customs Union, dated January 25, 2008 (Agreement) 3 Single rules for assessment of customs value of goods for purposes of application of the Single customs tariff of the Customs Union Single rules for assessment of customs value of goods for purposes of application of the Single customs tariff of the Customs Union Based on principles and provision on goods assessment for customs purposes of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994 (GATT 1994) Based on principles and provision on goods assessment for customs purposes of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994 (GATT 1994) Methods of customs value assessment

4. Types of decision on customs value of goods 4 Decision on customs value of goods Customs value accepted Customs value adjustment required

5. Decision for customs value adjustment 5 Reasons for customs value adjustment Declaration of inaccurate customs value of goods, including wrong method of customs value assessment or inaccurate assessment of customs value

6. Additional verification 6 Reasons for additional verification Customs body reveals indications that declared customs value of goods might be inaccurate or is not proved in a proper way Decision for additional verification should be grounded and contain concrete indications that declared customs value might be inaccurate or that it is not confirmed in a proper way Decision for additional verification should be grounded and contain concrete indications that declared customs value might be inaccurate or that it is not confirmed in a proper way

7. DECISION for additional verification (list of requested documents enclosed, deadline for request no more than 60 days) DECISION for additional verification (list of requested documents enclosed, deadline for request no more than 60 days) Additional verification procedure 7 There are indications that customs value was declared inaccurately Documents submitted Documents NOT submitted Time for consideration – 30 days Time for consideration – 30 days Refund of maintenance «Customs value accepted» Declarant pays customs charges within 5 working days «Customs value adjustment required» Declarant agrees Decision for customs value adjustment is made within 3 working days after deadlines of request for documents expire Customs body files on its own customs documents for customs value adjustment within 5 working days Declarant disagrees

8. Assessment, declaration and control of customs value of goods in the Russian Federation by First deputy head of Risks and Operative Control Department Valery Byshovets Federal Customs Service