alleryStart learning →Royalties and licence fees paid for imported goods are, for valuation:
AAlways fully excluded
BAdded as per the rules
CDeducted from the price
DTaxed as a separate item
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Added as per the rules
The first proviso to section 14(1) includes royalties and licence fees, to the extent and manner specified in the rules.
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