Report to the United States Tariff Commission
Report to the United States Tariff Commission
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If they were adequate, this report would not have been written.
We should provide a better means of procedure for export trade, leaving the bonded warehouse to supply a necessary method of handling foreign goods for domestic consumption.
THE BONDING SYSTEM Under the bonded warehouse system, dutiable Bon aed warehouses goods may, before the duty is paid, be taken from wharf to warehouse; whence, at any time -within three years they may be exported. At the end of three years the duty must be paid... ; likewise, if it is at any time desired to use the goods in the United States. And to insure that the goods be not used without payment of duty the hauling to and from dock and the storage must be done by business concerns who have given heavy bonds to the Government. In addition, the owner of the goods must also be bonded in the amount of double the duty that would have to be paid, should the goods be smuggled, lost, 'stolen or destroyed.
The movements of the goods have all to be Restricted, , & operations under the supervision of Customs Inspectors, and the bonded warehouse is in charge of a Customs Storekeeper, by whom it is closed with a special Government lock during the noon hour and outside of business hours, so that not even the owner of the warehouse may enter during his absence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If they were adequate, this report would not have been written.
We should provide a better means of procedure for export trade, leaving the bonded warehouse to supply a necessary method of handling foreign goods for domestic consumption.
THE BONDING SYSTEM Under the bonded warehouse system, dutiable Bon aed warehouses goods may, before the duty is paid, be taken from wharf to warehouse; whence, at any time -within three years they may be exported. At the end of three years the duty must be paid... ; likewise, if it is at any time desired to use the goods in the United States. And to insure that the goods be not used without payment of duty the hauling to and from dock and the storage must be done by business concerns who have given heavy bonds to the Government. In addition, the owner of the goods must also be bonded in the amount of double the duty that would have to be paid, should the goods be smuggled, lost, 'stolen or destroyed.
The movements of the goods have all to be Restricted, , & operations under the supervision of Customs Inspectors, and the bonded warehouse is in charge of a Customs Storekeeper, by whom it is closed with a special Government lock during the noon hour and outside of business hours, so that not even the owner of the warehouse may enter during his absence.
What to read after Report to the United States Tariff Commission?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Committee On Fr to read onlineMoreLess
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