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Indirect Tax Laws




                    Notes          complex commercial program the U.S. Customs Service administers because it involves every
                                   facet of Customs business, including both exports and imports.
                                   There are several kinds of drawbacks, the main ones being:

                                   Unused Merchandise

                                   Imported merchandise is unused and exported or destroyed under Customs supervision. 99
                                   percent of the duties, taxes or fees paid on the merchandise may be recovered as drawback.

                                   Substitution Unused Merchandise

                                   Merchandise  that is commercially interchangeable  with imported merchandise upon which
                                   duties and taxes were paid and that has not been used, is exported or destroyed under Customs
                                   supervision. 99 percent of the duties, taxes or fees paid on the merchandise may be recovered as
                                   drawback.

                                   Rejected Merchandise

                                   Merchandise is exported or destroyed because it does not conform with samples or specifications,
                                   or has been shipped without the consent of the consignee, or has been determined to be defective
                                   as of the time of importation. 99 percent of the duties which were paid on the merchandise may
                                   be recovered as drawback.

                                   Direct Identification Manufacturing

                                   If articles manufactured in the United States with the use of imported merchandise are subsequently
                                   exported or destroyed then drawback not exceeding 99 percent of the duties paid on the imported
                                   merchandise may be recoverable.

                                   Substitution Manufacturing

                                   Both imported merchandise and any other merchandise of the same kind and quality are used to
                                   manufacture articles, some of which are exported or destroyed before use, then drawback not
                                   exceeding 99 percent of the duty which was paid on the imported merchandise may be payable
                                   on the exported/destroyed articles.

                                   11.8 How to Obtain Drawback


                                      The guidelines for completing a drawback claim are provided in the Customs Regulations,
                                       more specifically 19 CFR 191 Subpart E. We can help you with the application process,
                                       prepare inventory record and file the claim.
                                      The locations for filing a drawback claim are Boston, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles,
                                       Miami, New Orleans, Newark, and San Francisco.

                                      A drawback entry and all documents necessary to complete a claim generally must be
                                       filed within three years after exportation or destruction of the articles.

                                   Export Procedure

                                   Duty Drawback – for Past Exports. Waiver form requirement of prior notice of intent to export
                                   must be supported by a direct inventory identification method.




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