The author feels that enough has been written on the LED topic. See here and here. Yet, LawCustoms statistics indicate an interest of our visitors to this topic. Additionally, our…
Tag: <span>Electric Products</span>
EPCA’s Non-Tariff Barrier. CBP adopts a new regulation – 19 C.F.R. § 12.50 – to help its sister agencies FTC and DOE bring Energy Policy and Conservation Act of 1975…
Court of International Trade published opinion earlier this month, laying down the HTSUS classification principles for 3-D printing technology (or “laser sintering” / “additive manufacturing” machines, using the court’s terminology). …
A scary trend is on the way, which may become a nightmare for customs and trade compliance professionals. The trend can lead to a job loss because those professionals may…
Almost 2 1/2 years ago LawCustoms published an article dealing with classification of LED bulbs/lamps suggesting 8539.39.0000 classification based on N020620 (2007). The interpretative methodology with respect to LED bulbs/lamps classification has evolved since…
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued its publication on excise taxes (IRS Publication 510) which, among other things, summarizes the tax the IRS imposes on the sale or use…
Radio frequency devices that are imported into the Customs Territory of the United States need to be declared with CBP / FCC via form FCC 740. PDF version of the…
If one tries to bring LED light bulbs, she may rely on 8539.39.0000 classification based on N020620 (2007), which is presumptively valid 2.4% duty category. Mr. Campanelli, a CBP National…
In an obscure NY M86452, CBP classified airfield lighting under 8530.80.0000 9405.40.6000 9405.60.6000 CBP provided no explanation of why classification of heading 9405 was used for lighting equipment clearly used…
CBP is proposing to issue HQ H029719 in order to revoke NY N007536 and reclassify the cables under HTS 8544.42.2000, as electric conductors “of a kind used for telecommunication” rather…