NAFTA, Chile, Singapore, Australia, CAFTA-DR, Colombia, Panama, Korea, and Peru FTAs - Determining rules of originRules of Origin under FTAs
North America Free Trade Agreement, Chile, Singapore, Australia, Central America Free Trade Agreement-Domican Republic, Colombia, Panama, Korea, and Peru Free Trade Agreements
All apply TS- and/or RVC-based rules of origin. The TS-based rules vary among FTAs, but the principle of the tariff classification change test remains the same.
However, the applicable RVC-based rules may be net cost–, transaction value–, builddown-, or buildup-based, depending on a particular FTA and the particular product.
For example, to qualify a product for NAFTA, an exporter may need to apply either the net cost–based RVC rule (requires minimum 50 percent FTA-origin content) or transaction value–based ROO (requires minimum of 60 percent FTA-origin content).
CAFTA NAFTA US Australia Free Trade Agreement US Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement US Panama Trade Promotion Agreement US Peru Trade Promotion Agreement US Singapore Free Trade Agreement
All apply TS- and/or RVC-based rules of origin. The TS-based rules vary among FTAs, but the principle of the tariff classification change test remains the same.
However, the applicable RVC-based rules may be net cost–, transaction value–, builddown-, or buildup-based, depending on a particular FTA and the particular product.
For example, to qualify a product for NAFTA, an exporter may need to apply either the net cost–based RVC rule (requires minimum 50 percent FTA-origin content) or transaction value–based ROO (requires minimum of 60 percent FTA-origin content).
CAFTA NAFTA US Australia Free Trade Agreement US Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement US Panama Trade Promotion Agreement US Peru Trade Promotion Agreement US Singapore Free Trade Agreement