News / 'Raincheck' on taxes a relief for hard-hit US importers

21/04/2020

US customs brokers and importers have been scrambling to revise monthly statements after the US government announced they could postpone duty, taxes and fees for 90 days.

The executive order, signed on Sunday, temporarily extends deadlines for importers “suffering significant financial hardship” and was closely followed ...

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