As an industry leader with a philosophy dedicated to continuous process improvement, J.M. Rodgers excels at challenges in international shipping, regulatory compliance, customs brokerage and duty drawback.
Duty drawback programs allow companies to recover some of their expenses for products not meant to be consumed in the U.S. Since these import-related costs can add up, managing supply chain data and processes is essential.
A failed CBP audit is potentially disastrous for your business. Fortunately, there are steps you can take right now to prepare for your duty drawback audit. It just takes a little preparation, strong record-keeping, and some business smarts.
Every bit of cost savings you can manage is important in today’s business environment. That’s why companies participate in duty drawback programs
To maximize duty drawbacks, you need a well-planned strategy. Here are some tips to help your business get started.
Tariffs continue to play a significant role in shaping global trade and influencing the cost structures of U.S. importers and exporters. From Section 201 safeguard measures to Section 232 national security tariffs and the broad reach of Section 301 actions, understanding how these programs work and where duty drawback may apply is essential. This article provides a clear overview of the major U.S. tariff mechanisms, their scope, and their potential implications for businesses engaged in international trade. (Updated: February 3, 2026)
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Duty drawback deadlines are governed by a strict five-year statutory window. Learn how the five-year rule affects tariff refunds and how to prevent recoverable duties from expiring.
The imposition of several different tariffs across lists of products spanning nearly every category of product over the last several years has meant that a keen eye towards Customs compliance remains a critical part of any supply chain. A Customs broker that understands and can adapt to the rapid pace of change and can apply that to any business is crucial now more than ever for achieving success.
Excise taxes paid on imported goods may be recoverable through duty drawback when those goods are later exported or destroyed. This article explains how excise tax refunds work under drawback law, what changed under TFTEA, and what recent court decisions mean for importers.
At JM Rodgers, we are always seeking to improve the service and experience we give to our clients. As Customs brokers and freight forwarders, we know that it’s important that our clients always have access to the most up to date information on their shipments- and to do that, we are soon unveiling a brand new custom-designed tracking system for our clients.
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