EAPA Part 2 - What's The Problem?

blog post from Customs Law

In my last post, we covered the mechanical aspects of evasion investigations conducted by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. These are cases CBP may initiate on its own, but which seem to more usually be initiated following an allegation by a domestic producer that an importer has evaded the payment of antidumping duties, countervailing duties, or both. The most common means of evasion is transshipping a product subject to an AD or CV duty order through a country not subject to the order...

Comment

Become a member to take advantage of more features, like commenting and voting.

Jobs to Watch