"First Sale Rule" for Customs Valuation of US Imports - USITC

TABLE D.2 First Sale data by source country, September 2008 to August 2009 (leading 50 sources)—Continued
Total customs value of imports a
Tariff rate b
First Sale value Share of customs value
Country
(Millions of $)
(Percent)
(Millions of $)
(Percent)
Colombia 10,808 0.06 212 1.96
Guatemala 3,094 2.49 206 6.65
Turkey 4,141 2.74 205 4.95
Switzerland 16,009 1.02 191 1.20
Norway 5,398 0.42 178 3.30
Australia 8,564 0.38 173 2.02
Netherlands 17,032 0.65 172 1.01
Hong Kong 4,422 4.14 131 2.97
Dominican Republic 3,490 0.34 126 3.60
Peru 4,519 0.18 124 2.74
Spain 8,827 1.53 115 1.31
Cambodia 2,046 16.63 110 5.38
D-6
Austria 6,644 1.09 104 1.57
Saudi Arabia 28,363 0.14 104 0.37
Denmark 6,044 1.04 102 1.68
New Zealand 2,828 1.98 91 3.22
Argentina 4,731 0.96 91 1.91
Singapore 14,855 0.31 83 0.56
Russia 19,703 0.27 71 0.36
Belgium 13,231 0.68 59 0.45
Venezuela 31,014 0.09 52 0.17
Pakistan 3,354 9.89 51 1.53
Israel 18,388 0.03 51 0.28
Other countries 126,338 0.41 745 0.59
Sources: CBP (September 2008–August 2009 First Sale data) and U.S. Department of Commerce.
a Based on customs value of general imports to match collection basis of First Sale data.
b Calculated duties as a share of customs value of imports for consumption, on which duties are paid.
c Exports to the United States on a F.A.S. basis for calendar year 2008. Data on U.S. imports from the U.S. Virgin Islands during the reporting period are not
available. U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 2009, D-1.
d Indicates missing customs and duties values.