CBP Form 7553 NOTICE OF INTENT TO EXPORT, DESTROY OR RETURN MERCHANDISE FOR PURPOSES OF DRAWBACK-2025

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The Accelerated Payment privilege allows the claimant to receive duty drawback payment based on when the claim is filed. Without this privilege the claimant would need to wait until the entry has liquidated.
Duty drawback, also called drawbacks, is when a refund is collected for the customs fees and duties paid imported products that have then been exported back out of the country. Drawback refunds are only collected upon export. The process to reclaim customs fees from international returns is complex.
A duty drawback is a refund of tariffs, fees, and taxes levied on imported goods that are later exported or destroyed. These goods can be unused and in their original state, or they may have gone through a manufacturing process.
Drawback entry means the document containing a description of, and other required information concerning, the exported or destroyed article on which drawback is claimed. Drawback entries are filed on Customs Form 7551.
An example of a duty drawback is when an aircraft manufacturer pays duties on the jet engines it imports and then gets reimbursed for those fees when it exports the finished airplanes to airlines based overseas.
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Are Section 232 duties eligible for drawback? As noted in, CSMS Message 19-000050, goods subject to Section 232 are ineligible for refund of 232 duties, per Presidential Proclamation 9739 and 9740.
If the application for waiver of prior notice of intent to export is approved, the claimant shall refer to such approval in the first drawback claim filed after such approval in the drawback office approving waiver of prior notice and shall submit a copy of the approval letter with the first drawback claim filed in any

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