Professional books, implements, instruments, and tools of trade, occupation, or employment, when returned to the United States after having been exported for use temporarily abroad, if imported by or for the account of the person who exported such items
Part of: 98 — Special classification provisions (US)
N248484 · 2013-12-11 — The tariff classification of photo shoot materials and goods from the United States and various countries as specified on the submitted packing list.
You indicate that New York Production Services arranges photo shoots abroad for Macy’s department stores. A packing list of 3391 items was submitted for the photo shoots. Inspection of the packing list, not all inclusive, includes: gift boxes; fake red apples; ribbon rolls; dog collars and leashes; megaphones; basketballs; soccer balls; mugs; urban ears; books; Macy’s believe credit cards; American flags; dummy Motorola tablets; dummy Samsung phones; Martha Stewart pillows; sheet inserts; foam shirt forms; bra inserts; lint rollers; tapes of various kinds; half pound box T pins; sharpies;…
N130677 · 2010-11-17 — The tariff classification of oil and gas drilling equipment.
The merchandise in question is said to be a variety of equipment which is used in the exploration and drilling of oil and gas wells. The equipment includes, but is not exclusive to, drill pipe, drill collars, blow out preventers and crossover subs. All of the articles involved are durable and reusable. You state that this equipment was purchased from vendors in the US and other countries over a period of time. The equipment is often shipped by your company to Mexico for use there. After the equipment is no longer needed there, it is returned to you in the US. The equipment is not advanced in…
N013372 · 2007-07-02 — The tariff classification of airline maintenance toolkit.
You describe the airline maintenance toolkit as consisting of tools, equipment, spare parts for an aircraft, spare parts for an aircraft engine and spare parts for support equipment and/or consumable spare parts. When a specific repair is required at an international location, the kit to support the repair is exported, the repair work is performed and the kit is imported back into the United States. The kit is exported by, and is imported solely for the account of American Airlines. The parts and tooling may be of U.S. or foreign origin. You have provided details on several of the kits:…
N013373 · 2007-06-28 — The tariff classification of a non-routine airline maintenance toolkit.
You state that on a non-routine basis, operating as an international carrier, American Airlines’ bases in the United States assemble kits for an expedited repair of an aircraft or aircraft engine. These kits may consist of tools, equipment such as an aircraft engine hoist or sling, spare parts for an aircraft, spare parts for aircraft engines, items such as lubricants and gloves to support the repair and consumable parts such as nuts and bolts. When a specific repair is required at an international location, the kit to support the repair is exported, the repair work is performed and the kit…
J88198 · 2003-08-28 — The tariff classification of a temporarily exported and re-imported H-Scan Technology System from various countries.
The merchandise to be imported, H-Scan Technology System, is an integrated system of various electronic sensors and measurement tools that perform calibration, measurement and assessment inspection, showing the degree of potential damage or malfunction within the client’s energy plants located around the world. The H-Scan Technology System is shipped as an entire unit. The system consists of integrated and associated parts that cannot operate as a stand-alone item. A crew of technical inspection specialists travels the world to various energy plants, using the H-Scan Technology system as the…
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