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H075337 · 2009-11-18 — Ruling Request Regarding Coiled Flat Springs
S. Customs and Border Protection (“CBP”), on behalf of Kern-Liebers USA, Inc., in which you request a determination on: (1) entry issues concerning coils of flat-rolled stainless steel strips from Germany imported temporarily under bond and (2) the classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”) of coiled flat springs imported from Mexico and their eligibility for preferential tariff treatment under the North American Free Trade Agreement (“NAFTA”). FACTS: Kern-Liebers USA, Inc. (“K-L”) intends to import coiled flat springs from Mexico. You described the…
227519 · 1997-09-12 — Temporary Importation Under Bond (TIB); marble slabs;processing; Subheading 9813.00.05, HTSUS
00.05.20, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). Your inquiry was forwarded to this office for reply by the National Commodity Specialist Division. We are also in receipt of your facsimile of August 7, 1997, which transmitted a copy of the original ruling request from your client Stone Panels Incorporated (Stone Panels) dated March 21, 1997. FACTS: Stone Panels intends to import rough sawn slabs of white carrara marble quarried in Italy. The slabs vary in size. Once brought into its United States plant, Stone Panels first trims the marble slabs to meet a process size…
a89719 · 1996-12-16 — The tariff classification of temporarily imported pistols from various countries
Based on the information you furnished in your letter, foreign owned pistols will be shipped to your client in the United States who will install laser aiming devices in those pistols and return them to their owners abroad. You indicate in your letter that you have contacted the Department of Commerce's Bureau of Export Administration, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and the State Department's Defense Trade Controls. We therefore will limit the subject matter of this letter only to Customs classification and rate of duty. The applicable subheading for the temporarily imported…
226589 · 1996-03-01 — Temporary Importation Under Bond (TIB); clock springs; frames; "Processing"; repackaging; foaming; Subheading 9813.00.05, HTSUS; United States v. Border Brokerage Co.; John v. Carr & Son, Inc. v. United States; T.D. 78-77; C.S.D. 80-234
, regarding the applicability of the TIB procedure under subheading 9813.00.05.20, HTSUS, to imported steering wheel frames and clock springs. FACTS: Petri intends to import clock springs and steering wheel frames under a Temporary Importation Bond (TIB). The frames will be foamed subsequent to importation. The photographs you submitted show the imported frame to be a bare frame, and the foamed frame to have a foam covering the frame, molded to fit the form of the frame. According to the brochure excerpt which you submitted, the clock spring is a part of an automobile airbag unit. The clock…
224617 · 1993-08-16 — Temporary Importation Under Bond (TIB); Inspection andQuality Check on Imported New Automobiles to Reveal Any Damage orDefects and possible correction/adjustment; Subheading9813.00.5040, HTSUS; Payment of Duty Prior to Shipment to Canadaunder the United States-Canada Free Trade Agreement (CFTA);Article 404 of the CFTA
00.05, HTSUS, for an inspection (quality check) and, if necessary, repair or adjustment of imported merchandise. FACTS: Your client, an importer and distributor of automobiles and automotive parts, is proposing to establish a quality assurance program for their imported vehicles at the point of discharge in the United States. All vehicles would be inspected and any damage or defects would be corrected prior to removal from the port area. Under this arrangement, the U.S. destined vehicles would be entered for consumption and the vehicles destined for Canada under a TIB. It is the intent of the…
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