MYTARKHISKAR Specialist Services
Customs Valuation
Professional defense against unfair customs valuations and reduction of valuation discrepancies
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Last reviewed: August 28, 2026
Customs valuation is the process of determining a shipment's customs value for calculating import duty; Iranian customs follows the methods set out in the WTO Customs Valuation Agreement.
What Is This Service?
Customs valuation is the process of determining the customs value of goods for calculating import duties. Iran Customs follows the methods set out in the WTO Customs Valuation Agreement. Valuation disputes are one of the most common problems importers face.
Our Process
1
Reviewing the Customs Valuation
Obtaining the valuation sheet and reviewing the calculation basis
2
Documenting the Real Value
Gathering documents to prove the transaction value
3
Formal Objection
Drafting and submitting an objection brief to customs
4
Following Up at the Commission
Appearing before the customs dispute resolution commission
5
Resolving the Dispute
Settling the matter and clearing the goods at the agreed value
Required Documents
- Original commercial invoice
- International payment documents (SWIFT)
- Purchase contract
- World market prices for the goods
- Insurance certificates
- Records of similar purchases
Benefits of Working With Us
✓Reduces the valuation discrepancy
✓Saves on customs costs
✓Prevents overpayment
✓Fast resolution of valuation disputes
✓Documented legal defense
Geographic Coverage
All Iranian customs offices
Customs Dispute Resolution Commission
Administrative Court of Justice
Frequently Asked Questions About Customs Valuation
What is customs valuation? +
Customs valuation is the process of determining a shipment's customs value for calculating import duty; Iranian customs follows the methods set out in the WTO Customs Valuation Agreement.
What can I do if I disagree with customs' valuation? +
You can document the real transaction value (invoice, international payment records, purchase contract) and file a formal objection with customs; if needed, the case can be pursued through the customs disputes commission.
What documents are needed to contest a customs valuation? +
The original commercial invoice, international payment records (SWIFT), purchase contract, prevailing world prices for the goods, insurance certificates, and records of similar purchases.
How far can a valuation dispute be pursued? +
If necessary, the case can be escalated all the way to the customs disputes commission and even the Administrative Court of Justice.
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