U.S. Customs offers many preferential duty programs which can result in significant duty savings. Click below to explore some of these programs.
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Goods exported, destroyed, or refused may be eligible for duty drawback. |
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Articles which have been exported, and then returned after being advanced or improved abroad may be eligible for preferential duty treatment. |
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Goods which are manufactured in the U.S., exported, and then returned to the U.S. for consumption may be eligible for the U.S. Goods Retruned program (9801). |
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Articles which are imported for repair, samples for testing, or other temporary importation may be entered duty free under Temporary Import under Bond (TIB). |
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GSP is a program for “Beneficiary Developing Countries” |
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