AUDIENCE
For Governments, Complainants, Exporters, Trading Companies, Importers and Associations
| DURATION | TWO – DAY SEMINAR |
|---|---|
| Audience – Training | Groups of 10 for Training Purposes |
SEMINAR CONTENT
Have you ever wondered how the Margins of Dumping is determined in an anti-dumping investigation?
If the answer is yes then this seminar is for you.
This seminar provides an overview of how normal values, export prices and margins of dumping are determined. It covers the primary method for determining normal values under section 15 of the Special Import Measures Act (SIMA) using the domestic sales information. Additional rules provided under section 16, 17 and 18 of SIMA are covered as it pertains to the normal values determined under section 15.
Alternative methods under section 19 using sales to a third country or a cost plus approach will be covered as well as the adjustments to normal values as provided under the Special Import Measures Regulations.
On the export side, we will cover the identification of the exporter and importer and the primary method of determination of the export price under section 24 of SIMA. We will also cover the alternative method of export price determination under section 25 of SIMA when used as a reliability test of the export price between related parties or where there is suspected misrepresentation of facts.
The margin of dumping determinations will be covered as part of this two day seminar.
While the requirements are specific to the Canadian Legislation, the factors impacting on the determination of normal value, export price and margin of dumping are universal and can be applied in any jurisdiction.