drawback - what does it this term in trade means?
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Regarding tariffs, could somebody please explain to me the term “drawback”?
24 Nov 2005 21:27
Post 2 of 6
dear, that means the custom will return you the duty upon the requested paperword provide to them timly.
26 Nov 2005 10:39
Post 3 of 6
Replying to [Stellar Lee]:Sorry, I still don't understand return under what condition?![[em11]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_sweat.gif)
23 Apr 2006 22:22
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Replying to [Mondmar]:
If you import goods, and pay Import Duties, and then, for some reason, you have to send the goods back, then you claim a "drawback" of the duties you paid, by submitting the Original documentation for when you imported the goods, and you can claim back the duties paid owing to you sending the goods back out of the country.
If you import goods, and pay Import Duties, and then, for some reason, you have to send the goods back, then you claim a "drawback" of the duties you paid, by submitting the Original documentation for when you imported the goods, and you can claim back the duties paid owing to you sending the goods back out of the country.
24 Apr 2006 00:09
Post 5 of 6
Dear Grigo,
That is a "Refund" not a Drawback....
Drawback word is used only on the various schemes on "Import Inputs on Exportable Items substitution" provided by the governments to boost exports..
Rgds,
That is a "Refund" not a Drawback....
Drawback word is used only on the various schemes on "Import Inputs on Exportable Items substitution" provided by the governments to boost exports..
Rgds,
25 Apr 2006 05:16
Post 6 of 6
Replying to [Capacity India]:Hi,
thats absolutly true as far as indian EXIM trade concern.i don't know abt other countries.
![[em19]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_great.gif)
thats absolutly true as far as indian EXIM trade concern.i don't know abt other countries.
17 Jun 2006 23:19
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