Over 65 Years Of Experience Makes Duty Drawback With J.M. Rodgers As Easy As 1-2-3!
The Trade Facilitation and Enforcement Act (TFTEA) went into effect earlier this year and has been a boon to any company that imports…
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The ACE ABI CATAIR
by David Verkaik, VP Drawback Development Customs and Trade Automated Interface Requirements, Drawback/TFTEA Drawback Entry Summary September 2017 On September 29th, 2017, the…
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ACE Implementation for Duty Drawback
In accordance with the legislative mandate, CBP will initiate the deployment of the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE), for both ACE Core Drawback and…
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Centers of Excellence and Expertise (CEE): What Does It All Mean to Exporters?
by James Roberts, VP of Compliance, J.M.Rodgers Co., Inc. You should note the CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE AND EXPERTISE (CEE) are now a permanent…
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Drawback Claims on Merchandise Destroyed
by David Verkaik, VP of Drawback Development The following is a Customs notice that was distributed to the trade on December 5th, 2012…
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Duty Drawback Modernization Under TFTEA: What Importers Must Know
Duty drawback modernization under TFTEA permanently changed substitution rules, timing requirements, and record retention obligations. Here is what importers must understand today.
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Petroleum Duty Drawback Under 19 U.S.C. §1313(p): A Technical Overview
Petroleum duty drawback under 19 U.S.C. §1313(p) allows importers to recover duties on certain petroleum, petrochemical, and chemical products when merchandise with the same 8-digit HTS classification is exported within 180 days of import. This technical overview explains eligibility requirements, qualifying tariff provisions, and key compliance considerations for petroleum drawback claims.