Part 2: Duty Drawback
Duty Drawback
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Merchandise that fails to meet specifications can be rejected, leading to entitlement for refunds and a duty drawback process. The video explains the breakdown of petroleum derivatives and updates to customs regulations, including new outlines and duty drawback statutes. It details the transition period for claims under new laws, the timeline for refunds, and the importance of the Certificate of Delivery in the chain of custody for imports, along with changes in documentation requirements.
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