TYPES OF DRAWBACKUnused DrawbackIf you import merchandise and then export it in essentially the same condition you may be eligible for a refund of duties paid. Example: A shipment of 500 widgets is imported from Japan. They are received by the U.S. consignee who examines them for quality and places them into inventory. A German company then orders 200 widgets, which are removed from the U.S. inventory and exported to the German customer. The 200 widgets that were exported are eligible for unused drawback.
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Drawback refers to the refund of duties paid on imported merchandise when the merchandise is subsequently exported, either in an “unused” state or after undergoing a manufacturing process.
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