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Chapters 23 & 24 - Video Review On-Demand Webinar Session 7
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Customs Broker Exam
Review
Session Seven
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DUTY DRAWBACK
Chapter 23
19 CFR, Part 191
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What is drawback?
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Drawback is the refund of certain
duties, fees and taxes when previously
imported goods exported or destroyed
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What can you draw back?
Eligible
• Duties paid on consumption
entry
• Marking duties
• Internal revenue taxes
• Merchandise Processing Fee
– For unused merchandise
drawback only!
Ineligible
• Harbor Maintenance Fee
• AD/CVD
• Merchandise Processing
Fee
– Except for unused
merchandise drawback
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Conditions for drawback
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Export
Destroy
U.S.
Possession
FTZ as
Zone Restricted
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Who can claim drawback
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The Exporter or
Destroyer
UNLESS
He/she assigns that right...
§191.28
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Types of Drawback
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Unused MerchandiseUnused MerchandiseUnused MerchandiseUnused Merchandise
ManufacturingManufacturingManufacturingManufacturing
Rejected MerchandiseRejected MerchandiseRejected MerchandiseRejected MerchandiseUSC 1313(c) - §191.41
D.I. USC 1313(j)(1) - §191.31
Sub. USC 1313(j)(2) - §191.32
D.I. USC 1313(a) - §191.21Sub. USC 1313(b) - §191.22
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Copies and
completion
instructions are
in your
References
book
Drawback Forms
• CBP Form 7551
– Drawback Entry
• CBP Form 7552
– Delivery Certificate
• CBP Form 7553
– Notice of Intent
– Export or destroy
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CBP 7551 – Drawback Entry
• Identifies
– Product
– HTS
– Duty rate
– Type of drawback
– Method of filing, etc.
• Must be signed by authorized
person (§191.6)
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1. P, VP, S or T
2. Full partner
3. Owner
4. Employee with a POA
5. Individual on own behalf
6. LCB with a POA
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CBP 7552 – Certificate of
Delivery
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Used if imported goods are sold to person claiming
drawback (§191.10)
Identifies who will get the check…
Company X
Imports product and
pays duty
Company Z
Exports product
Sells product to
7552
CD
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CBP 7553 – Notice of Intent
� Filed prior to export or destruction
– Unused
– Rejected
� Filed prior to destruction
– Manufacturing
• Direct or substitution
�Time frame for filing depends on type of
claim
�Can get waiver if approved (§191.91)
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Submission of CBP 7553 NOI
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Claim Submit Return Examine
Unused2 WD
prior2 WD
Within
5 WD
Rejected5 WD
prior2 WD
Within
5 WD
Destroy7 WD
prior4 WD
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Failure to file CBP 7553 NOI
• Claim denied
• One (1) time exemption
– Letter to PD
• Why not filed
• Can rule in 90 days
• OK – Claim will be processed
• No – Can file an appeal within 30
days of denial
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Rejected Drawback
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Wrong color, size,
product,
specification,
whatever
Import to export
Three years
Export to claim
Three years
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Rejected Process
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CBP 7553 NOI
5 WD Prior
2 WD to
Request
Inspection
Exporter CBP
No response?
OK to proceed
Response?
5 WD to inspect
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Rejected Claim
• Submit
– CBP 7551 – Entry
– CBP 7553 – NOI
– Proof of export/destruction
– Brief letter explaining reason for rejection
• Retain all documents for 3 years after payment of claim
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Unused Drawback
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Three years
Direct identification (§191.31)
Substitution (§191.32)
Three Years
Import to export
Three Years
Export to claim
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Unused Process
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CF7553 NOI
2 WD Prior
2 WD to
Request
Inspection
ExporterCBP
No response?
OK to proceed
Response?
5 WD to inspect
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Unused Claim
• Submit
– CBP 7551 – Entry
– CBP 7553 – NOI
– Proof of export/destruction
– CBP 7552 – If required
• Retain all documents for 3 years
after payment of claim
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When is claim paid?
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ExporterCBP
How long??
Original entry has to be liquidated!
Accelerated payment �
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Accelerated payment
• Submit drawback package
– Include bond in package
• Single or continuous
• Cover estimated amount of drawback
• Request accelerated payment
– PD approves and sent to GAO within 3 weeks
– Check issued in 4 to 6 weeks
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§191.92
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Manufacturing Drawback
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Imported articles and parts used in the manufacture of products
that are exported.
Must enter into a contract with US Government
Requires good pre-planning
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General Drawback Ruling
• Boiler plate ruling put forth by CBP
– Manufacturer sends “Acceptance” letter
• To PD where entries will be filed & liquidated
• CBP sends “Acknowledgement” letter
– Assigned unique number used on all entries
• Found in Appendix “A” of Part 191
• Expires if not used in 5 years
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Specific Drawback Ruling
• Manufacturer requests ruling
– Sent to HQ, not port
– Promises to comply with regulations
– Describes process
– Promises to maintain proper controls
• HQ issues acceptance letter
– Assigned unique number used on all entries
• Found in Appendix “B” of Part 191
• Expires if not used in 5 years
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Direct Identification
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Five years
Import to export Five years
Export to claim Three years
19 CFR 191.21
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Substitution
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Three years
Receipt from supplier to export Three years
Export to claim Three years
19 CFR 191.22
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Another way to look at it…
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Original
buyer
Import ManufacturerSells to Export
5 years
3 years
Five (5) years from import to export
Three (3) years to manufacture after receipt
Three (3) years to file claim
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How it works
Wheels from
France - 100
Unicycles
100
Export
100/week
400/month
Wheels from
USA - 100
Unicycles
100
Domestic
100/week
400/month
800
unicycles
a month
total
Receipts Production
Week
French
Wheels
Domestic
Wheels
Export
Sales
Domestic
Sales Total Sales
1 100 100 100 100 200
2 100 100 150 50 200
3 100 100 50 150 200
4 100 100 100 100 200
Totals 400 400 400 400 800
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Claiming Drawback
• Used in– Must be used when there are multiple
products and no valuable waste
• Appearing in– Based on quantity of imported material in
the exported article; not used if multiple products
• Used in less valuable waste– Claimed on quantity of imported goods
used to produce the exported article, less valuable waste
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§191.23(a) – (c)
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Abstract or Schedule
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Actual
Production
Records
Total quantity
used during a
time period
Abstract Schedule
Predicted
Production
Quantity of
merchandise per
unit of product
§191.23(d)
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Inventory Accounting Methods
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FIFO – First in, first out
LIFO – Last in, first out
Low-to-High Blanket
Average§191.14
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Nuggets
• Records kept for 3 years after payment
• Drawback amount (§191.3)
– 99% for duties and taxes
– 100% if exported from Customs custody
• Not eligible for drawback
– HMF, ADD, CVD, Over Quota Rate on Ag product, maybe MPF
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Definitions
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Predecessor
Original
person due
drawback
Successor
Manufacturer or producer to
whom the predecessor has
transferred drawback rights
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Touching up a claim
• Amending a claim
– Changes must be made within three
years after date of export/destruction
– Liquidated entries may not be
amended but can be protested
• Perfecting a claim
– Additional paperwork is
required by CBP
– 30 days to provide
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NAFTA Drawback
• Lesser of the two rule (§181.44)
– Manufacturing drawback only
– Finished product is exported to Canada or Mexico
– Drawback based on lesser of the CA or MX duty compared to US duty
• Eligible for full drawback (§181.45)
– CA or MX imported for manufacturing
– Same condition drawback claims
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Customs Brokers
Chapter 27
19 CFR, Part 111
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Customs business
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Transactions with CBP concerning:
Entry and admissibility of goods
Classification and valuation
Payment of duty, taxes and other charges
Refund, rebate or drawback of those duties, taxes
and other charges
Preparation of documents in connection with the above along
with the electronic transmission thereof
NOT the mere electronic transmission of
data received for transmission to CBP!!§111.1(a)
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License not Required
• Importer’s own account or as an
employee of a broker
• Marine Transactions
• Transportation in Bond
• Noncommercial shipments
• Foreign-trade zone activities
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$10,000 per incident
$30,000 in aggregate
§111.4
And if you don’t have a license?
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Exam eligibility…
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Requirements…
U.S. Citizen
Attained age of 18 years
Not an officer or employee of the U.S. Government
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Individual License
� 21 years of age or older
� Be of good moral character
� Citizen of the United States and
NOT an employee or officer of US
Government
� Pass the test with 75% or higher
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Forms and Fees
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CBP Form 3124E Exam Application (08/11) Fee of $200
(§111.12 & .96(a))
CBP Form 3124 Application for Customs Broker License
Current fee ($200)
Fingerprints and fee ($32.49 as of 11/2011)
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3-years to apply…
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After passing test, you have three (3) years after date of notification
letter to apply.
§111.11(a)
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Other Licenses
• Partnership – One member who
is a broker
• Association or corporation:
• Empowered under articles to transact
Customs business
• At least one officer who is a broker
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Broker
Broker
111.11(b) and (c)
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Permits
� Issued in district where license is issued
o Application fee waived
o Only pay $138 for permit
� Need separate permit for other districts
o $100 permit fee
o $138 annual user fee
o Never, ever prorated
� Revoked because fee not paid?
o Must pay application AND user fee ($238)
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Open another office
• Same district
– No additional permit required
– Responsible supervision
• Different district
– Need permit for that district
– Employ licensed person
– Responsible supervision
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Miami (52)
Ft. Lauderdale (52)
Orlando (18)
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Permit Waiver
• Permit waiver may be granted if
broker works in a larger
geographical area that contains two
ports in different districts
• Must prove ability to provide
“responsible supervision” at both
ports
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§111.19(d)(2)
Mr.
Broker
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Permit Waiver
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Nogales, AZ
District 26
Columbus, NM
District 27
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National permit
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Place employee in client’s facility
File electronic drawback claims without permit in
district where filed
National Customs Automation Program (NCAP)
participation – remote filing
Represent after filing without permit in
district where filed
Applied for and renewed annually at port where
license issued !
Application information in §111.19(f)§111.2(b)(2)
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License and Permit Fees
• License
– $200 – take the exam
– $200 + finger print fee – with license
application
• Permit (including National Permit)
– Application fee – Free at port that issued
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– Annual User Fee - $138.00 never
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Records
• Records to keep - all of ‘em
• How long to keep
– Entries – 5 years after date of entry
– Warehouse – 5 years after last withdrawal
– Other requirements in §163
• Powers of Attorney
– 5 years
• After revocation
• Ceases to be “active client”
– Two entries in 12 month period
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§111.23
§111.29(b)(2)(ii)
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Employee Information
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Within 10 calendar days of 30
consecutive days of employment
Within 30 calendar days of
termination when employed longer
than 30 consecutive days
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What to Report
�Social security number
�Date and place of birth
�Current home address
�Last prior home address
�3 prior years employment record
�After initial report, then with
Broker’s Triennial Status report
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Qualifying Member Leaves
• Broker must “immediately” notify
customs
– Letter to Assistant Commissioner
• Date of termination
– Copy to Port Director in permitted
ports
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Written
Notice
§111.28(c)
Port DirectorAsst
Comm
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Financial Management
• Money from government to client
– Sixty (60) days (Can keep any owed!)
– Must have authority of client to accept and endorse
• Money from client to government
– On or before due date – by due date
• Money from client to governmentafter due date
– Five (5) working days
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Triennial Status Report
• Started February 1, 1985 and due every three years (§111.30(d))
– Next one due in 2012 (85, 88, 91, 94, 97, 00, 03, 06, 09, 12, 15....)
• Current address and brokerage activities
– Active or not
• Fee currently is $100 (§111.96(d))
• Sent to port where license issued
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Status Report Timing
• Due by February 1st
• Not received by March 1st
– Customs suspends license
• On March 31st
– Customs notifies broker to file in 60
calendar days or license will be
revoked
– No response then, license Revoked!
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§111.30(d)
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Loss by Operation of Law
• Partnership or Corporation
– 120 days to replace qualifying broker
license is REVOKED
• Permit
– 180 days to replace qualifying broker
permit is REVOKED
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