Part 1: Duty Drawback
Duty Drawback
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Duty drawback allows businesses to reclaim duties on imported goods that are not used in the U.S. The process for filing claims is outlined, noting that while not all duties are reclaimable, most are. Recent customs law changes have made customs broker exams more challenging. The video also covers variations in manufacturing drawbacks and explains the unused merchandise drawback for goods exported without domestic use.
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Part 3: Duty Drawback
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