Part 11: Duty Drawback
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Explore the drawbacks in manufacturing, including issues with manufacturing, new merchandise, and rejected merchandise. Learn about the statutory provisions under Title 19 USC for identifying and substituting goods. The statute of limitations for filing claims has been extended to five years, replacing the previous three-year rule. The process for calculating drawback claims and the responsibilities of claimants are outlined, along with details on merchandise processing fees and duty apportionment.
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