MVE by industry
Steel and metallurgical product imports are subject to countervailing duties, antidumping quotas and strict rules of origin. The MVE must reflect the real transaction price against dumping suspicions, including quality certification and metallurgical testing costs. Camtom generates the MVE with documentation needed to support the declared value before the authorities.
Documenting that the transaction value is not below antidumping reference prices
Declaring metallurgical testing and quality certification costs required by the buyer
Handling steel price volatility linked to LME or regional indices
Including cutting, finishing and coating costs performed at origin as part of value
Complying with additional valuation requirements when countervailing duties apply
Camtom automatically validates that the declared value is above current antidumping reference prices
Classifies certification and metallurgical testing costs as additions when applicable
Records reference prices (LME, CRU) with each operation to document value reasonableness
Includes origin transformation processes as part of the transaction value when they are a condition of sale
Generates alerts when the operation is subject to countervailing duties and documents the differential
Most common valuation method
Transaction value (Art. 64 LA) — Method 1, with antidumping validation