We can help you determine your eligibility for this program
and facilitate the refund process that enables you to obtain
almost total re-imbursement of duty paid on goods entered
into the USA and then re-exported to a foreign country.



Duty drawbacks were initially authorized by the first Tariff Act of the United
States in 1789. Since then it’s been entrenched in the law, although from
time to time the specific conditions under which it is payable have changed.

The rationale for duty drawback has always been to encourage U.S. export
commerce and manufacturing. This provision permits American businesses
 to compete more effectively in foreign markets without the handicap of
including in its costs — and consequently in its sales price — the duty paid
on imported merchandise.

The duty drawback program can provide a significant boost to the bottom line of U.S. manufacturers on the goods they subsequently export. Companies can apply for drawback refunds even if they’re not the importer of record — domestic suppliers of imported goods can simply transfer their drawback rights to another eligible claimant enabling them to recover virtually all duties paid over the past three years.



If you are eligible to recover drawback, TAHOCO has the capability to efficiently compile the needed information to support your claim and help you obtain the full amount of refund you’re entitled to.