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CUSMA Chapter 4 — Rules of Origin
- 01Procedural Conflict
RVC Calculation — Net Cost vs. Total Automobile Value
CUSMA mandates the Net Cost method for RVC qualification. Proclamation 10908 requires a separate "Total Automobile Value minus U.S. Content" calculation for tariff assessment — forcing importers to apply two inconsistent methodologies.
- 02Definition Mismatch
"Originating Content" vs. "U.S. Content" Threshold
A good qualifying as originating under general CUSMA RVC rules (processing value + originating materials) may not satisfy the restrictive "wholly obtained or substantially transformed in the U.S." standard required for HTSUS 9903.94.03.
- 03Procedural Conflict
Material Valuation — Import Costs Inclusion
CUSMA includes international shipment costs when valuing imported materials for RVC. The USMCA tariff adjustment uses a residual value method (Total Value − U.S. Content) that does not align, producing different compliance outcomes for the same shipment.
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