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IEEPA Tariff Refunds for Carrier Brokerage Entries: Who Can Claim and What Importers Should Do

IEEPA tariff refunds often hinge on who is listed as importer of record, not who absorbed the duty cost through a carrier brokerage arrangement.

Returnable Containers in an FTZ: How to Reduce Duty Exposure and Improve Tracking

Returnable containers in an FTZ can create avoidable duty costs. A structured tracking and IIT bond strategy can improve compliance and savings.

How to Interpret Refrigerated Volume Under HTS 8418.10.00 for Combined Refrigerator-Freezers

HTS 8418.10.00 classification often turns on how refrigerated volume is measured for combined refrigerator-freezers with separate doors.

Does Section 232 Apply to Aircraft Skin Chromating Products Classified Under HTS 3824.99?

Importers of aircraft skin chromating products under HTS 3824.99 need to evaluate whether Section 232 applies based on tariff scope and product treatment.

Trade Compliance Training in 2026: Building Stronger Export and Customs Programs

Trade compliance training helps importers, exporters, and brokers strengthen controls, reduce risk, and keep customs and export programs current.

Mexico Customs Regularization After Sanctions: Reduced Penalties, IMMEX Risk, and Post-Audit Strategy

Mexico customs regularization is becoming a critical tool for companies facing sanctions, IMMEX risk, and rising post-audit exposure.

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