Companies are constantly looking for opportunities to reduce costs affecting bottom-line profitability, including those related to the import and export of finished goods and raw materials. One method to do this is by claiming the drawback, or the refund, of up to ninety-nine percent of customs duties, taxes, and fees paid on imported merchandise that is subsequently exported or destroyed.
Duty Drawback Services
The KPMG Trade & Customs practice includes professionals with extensive duty drawback experience who can help you understand your options when it comes to duties and fees paid on imported merchandise.
KPMG Trade & Customs – Duty Drawback
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Duty Drawback Services
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May 16, 2023 | Drawback Data – Pitfalls and Leading Practices
In this webcast, KPMG professionals from our Trade & Customs practice will review some pitfalls and leading practices surrounding duty drawback
Meet our team
George Zaharatos
Principal, Tax, Trade & Customs, Atlanta, KPMG US
Dawn Olesky
Principal, Trade & Customs, Duty Drawback Leader, KPMG US
George Zaharatos
Principal, Tax, Trade & Customs, Atlanta, KPMG US
Dawn Olesky
Principal, Trade & Customs, Duty Drawback Leader, KPMG US