We discuss a question about classification and free trade agreements, leading to a discussion on NAFTA and its implications for customs. The focus is on tariff shift provisions and how they apply to granite countertops. The processing of granite is explained, along with the significance of rules of origin. The regulatory framework, including the Code of Federal Regulations and HTSUS, is outlined to clarify tariff classifications and eligibility criteria.
#Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) and Classification
Up Next in April 2018 CBLE
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March 20, 2018 CBLE Class
The class covers essential topics in customs regulations, starting with the customs broker license exam preparation. It highlights marking requirements for items like Christmas trees, emphasizing country of origin. The classification of artificial versus natural trees is discussed under HTS provi...
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April 10, 2018 CBLE Class
Changes in site selection processes at ports receive positive feedback, emphasizing the significance of classification, especially chapter 98. Challenges in legal definitions and customs rulings are discussed, alongside updates for the licensed customs broker exam. The narrative also explores the...
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April 17, 2018 CBLE Class
Strategies for tackling exam questions are shared, emphasizing understanding the structure. The content also covers customs regulations, including bond compliance, NAFTA claims, and the role of the International Trade Commission. Insights on exam preparation and customs procedures are provided.
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