The U.S. Court of International Trade questioned the applicability of the longstanding first sale for export duties savings principle by a U.S. importer for goods and inputs produced in non-market economy countries.
The case—Meyer Corp. v. United States—may affect duty mitigation planning and raises questions that importers need to consider as well as certain practical concerns.
Source KPMG
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