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Custom House Guide is a comprehensive resource for U.S. importers who are responsible for moving goods across the U.S. border quickly, safely and in complete compliance with government and U.S. Customs regulations.

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The U.S. Custom House Guide is the most comprehensive, user-friendly resource for importers available on the market today. The U.S. Custom House Guide subscription package – which includes Custom House Guide Online, Weekly E-Mail Alerts of regulatory changes and import information, and the Annual 3-Voulme Print Edition - covers the critical information you need to complete your import transactions efficiently and in complete compliance with government regulations. Includes U.S. Harmonized Tariff Schedule, Customs Regulations of the United States, Special & Administrative Provisions, Profiles of all U.S. airports and seaports, plus the carriers who serve the ports, Schedule C, Schedule D, Schedule K, Import Trade Forms, Import articles and international trade articles, and much more.

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Articles Returned After Repair or Alteration Are Under U.S. Customs Scrutiny
By Christopher M. Kane

Unless subject to a special exception, all goods of foreign origin are subject to duty when they enter the United States. One exception covers goods repaired or altered in a foreign country. Under the Harmonized Tariff of the United States (”HTSUS”), an importer who has returned previously imported articles to the foreign manufacturer for repair or [...]