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 16 SIXTYYSEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 14. 1921. P·¤¤¤& •*<=·· °°¤*¤ t th U `ted St tes l when not included in such price, the m°l°d°d' 3;]; of allBco1iutainers*~:1nd'<§<hvlagrings and all other costs,_ charges, and expenses incident to placin the merchandise m condition, packed mgm, d¤“°gc°***g ready for shipment to theilnited States, less_the amount, if any, fi‘$°3.e. ’ " included in such price, attributable to any additional costs, charges, and expenses, an United States import uties, mcident to brmgmg the merchandise from the place of slnpjment m the country of expormxpmmmau. tation to the place of delivery in the mted States, and plus, 1f not included in such price, the amount of any export tax ugposed by the country of exportation on merchandise exported to the mted States. ··v•1ua#· ammnmucns ro "vsLU1¤:" m nxrsrmc Law. £z*a3;’$·,‘*’· “**d€.*;rm.1: Hztéfzzztsretgzreme rt, whlcheveris 88 SJDGII O1' IH gghug eiigceoat the   of the exiactmenthf this Act relative to the appraisedrfg”h§§{s”s°,;°*'§,; ment of imported merchandise (except sections 2874, 2976, and 3016 caged. " of the Revised Statutes, and section 801 of the Revenue Act of 1916),
 * 1e1e;S°’?2..%se,gE;i,'g?’ reference is made to the value of imported merchandise (irrespective

"‘*?g°·P·"°· of the articular phraseology used and irrespective of whether or not such phraseohogy isrtlginited or gualiiided ykvggds rgferring to un or rt 0 ex tion or princip mar e sue re erence reslpoect to ello merchandise imported on or after the day this Act takes effect, be construed to refer, except as provided in subdivitlsigon (b), ézodactual market yallilig RS defined by the air in exésignlncg at timeo eenactmento t ct ortoexportv ueas e e by section 302 of this Act, whichever  higher. _ _ _ ugh ¤§ (bl If the rate of duty upon imported merchanchseis m any manner T•§,§ *;g";;}{,*§;m dependent uppn the value of any component material thereof, such ` v ue shall an amount determine under the provisions of the Tariff Act of 1913, as in force prior to the enactment of this Act. D°”¤$“°¤· . A ’ nnrmrtnons. QQ&$g*,§§cY,{}§’d‘?"’ Sec. 304. That when used in this title the term “Tariif Act of 1913 ” V¤1·38»P¤-11·*·¤¤- means the Act entitled "An Act to reduce tariff duties and provide revenue for the Government, and for other oses," a roved 0, • October " 1913 pup PP °°°°"·‘P'°""·‘°“°· Trrm IV.—GnNnnAL rnovxsxorzs. Statements in l¤· ,.,,,,,,,_ siwrrzumrrs m mvorcrz. m$ig$i§°:iri?»°iiii‘}$ Sr:c._ 401. That all invoices of imported merchandise, and all state- '°'“" “’°°‘ ments in the form of an invoice, in addition to the statements required by law in existence at the time of the enactment of this Act, shall contain such other statements as the Secretary_ mayubg regulation prespfribe, mild tial stategierg as to the currency m w `c made out, spec ymgw e ergo, s ver, or paper. Statements at time many. srarmmwrs AT mm or mN·r1zY. s¤ii»ili°i»°§ Sec. 402. That the owner, importer, consigpee, or agent, making entry of imported merchandise, shall set fort upon theinvo1ce,_ or statement m the form_ of an mvoice, and in the entx, m addition to the statements required by the law m existence at e time of the enactment of this Act, such statements, under oath if required, as the Secretary may by regulation prescribe.