Government Admits Its Tariff Book Might Be Confusing
Published Date: 1/8/2025
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The U.S. International Trade Commission wants your ideas on how to make the Harmonized Tariff Schedule easier to use and understand. This affects businesses, importers, and anyone who deals with tariffs, and your feedback is needed by February 7, 2025. No money changes yet, but better info could save time and headaches down the road!
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