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CSMS #13-000476 (September 20, 2013), “Drawback Claims Filed on Goods Subject to the U.S. – Chile Free Trade Agreement,” discusses the drawback changes scheduled to take effect as a result of the US-Chile FTA. As a result of the US – Chile FTA, drawback claims made on goods exported to Chile after January 1, 2012 are subject to special treatment as described in 19 U.S.C. 1313(j)(4)(B) and 1313(n). US duty drawback on exportations to Chile will be gradually phased out starting January 1, 2012 for the following types of drawback:
The phase-out in duty drawback is as follows:
Please note that unused merchandise direct identification drawback 1313(j)(1) remains eligible for drawback and is not subject to the free trade agreement reductions. Filing Instructions 1. Drawback claims involving goods exported to Chile must be submitted separately from all other types of drawback claims and should be marked “Chile FTA” in conspicuous letters on the top of the first page or the front of the folder. 2. ABI claims should be transmitted at the calculated amount (original duty amount prior to the reduction). 3. The total drawback claimed on the CBP 7551 should be the reduced duty/fee amount. 4. The calculation worksheet must include a column representing the calculated duty/fees (amount before the duty reduction) and a column with the actual duty/fees claimed (amount after the duty/fee reduction):
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US – CBP updates guidance on drawback under US-Chile FTA
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