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CBP sets order for reporting multiple HTS lines with Chapter 98 or 99 codes
CBP updated guidance on the order for reporting multiple HTSUS classifications on a single entry summary line when a Chapter 98 or 99 classification applies. The sequence is Chapter 98 first, then Chapter 99 codes for trade remedies in the order Section 301, Section 338, Section 232, Section 201 duties, Section 201 quota, then Chapter 99 for replacement duty or other use, then other quota, and finally the Chapter 1-97 classification. Entered value should be reported on the Chapter 1-97 line unless Chapter 98 rules require otherwise. This applies to entry summaries filed in ACE, which is the system of record for entry summaries.
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We apply this reporting sequence to the entry summaries we file in ACE when a Chapter 98 or 99 classification is required. Clients do not need to change the data they send us, but we will make sure our line reporting follows this order to avoid rejections. If a client has questions about how a specific shipment is classified across Chapter 98, 99 and 1-97, they should ask us to review the entry.
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