CBP Makes Technical Changes on NAFTA Benefits, Suspension of Liquidation
CBP on July 24 made technical amendments to its regulations involving NAFTA tariff treatment and suspension of liquidation pursuant to antidumping and countervailing duty determinations. Effective July 28. CBP updated regulatory language to reflect the accurate legal reference to instances involving certificates of origin wherein a port director may deny a post-importation duty refund claim for NAFTA tariff treatment. CBP also updated the language on suspension of liquidation pursuant to AD and CV duty determinations to reflect the deletion of legal provisions in 1997, it said.
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(Federal Register 07/28/17)