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1.(a)
Plaintiff
Of the lawsuits A by a limited liability company, customs duties, value-added taxes, and other taxes listed in attached Form 1 through 42 each year.
Reasons
1. Details of the disposition;
A. (1) The Plaintiff B was registered under the trade name of “C” and was directly engaged in the wholesale business from among the de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto de facto.
2) The Plaintiff Company established and actually operated the Plaintiff Company under the name of “F”, the name of “H”, and the name of “J” under the name of “J” under the name of “J” under the name of “J” under the name of “her mother-child,” and “J” in the name of “her mother-child,” and actually operated the wholesale business among the products de facto.
B. 1) The Plaintiff B filed an import declaration from March 2010 to April 2012 under the name of “C” as shown in the separate sheet of Disposition No. 2 attached hereto, on a 31 occasion, and the short-term motor vehicle carper (Freshhh’s Oballton Fower, hereinafter “instant key goods ①”;
Attached 2 List 1 to 29), Dried Dried Lotus Roots, hereinafter referred to as “this case’s product ②
The Plaintiff Company paid customs duties and value-added taxes by importing No. 30,31 No. 2 List No. 30,000 in China. 2) from June 201 to May 2012, 201, the Plaintiff Company imported the key goods ① (Attached No. 1 to No. 42) of this case, Doctrine (Dried Bacck, hereinafter referred to as “instant key goods ③ and 43 to No. 45) of this case’s key goods ② (Attached No. 46 per annum) from China, and paid customs duties and value-added taxes.
3) From October 2010 to September 2012, Plaintiff B imported the key goods ① (Attached No. 1 to 57) (Attached No. 3 List No. 1 to 57) and the key goods ② (Attached No. 58 to 71) in China, as shown in the Disposition List No. 3 in the name of “F”, “H”, and “J” from October 2010 to September 201, and paid customs duties and value-added taxes on the imported goods. (c) The Defendant: (a) reported the dutiable value at a low price for each of the goods imported by the Plaintiffs; and (b) omitted customs duties on the grounds that the said goods were evaded.