Finanse publiczne · 31/12/1996

U.S. Customs to Extend Electronic Protest Filing Test and Expand Test Ports

U.S. Customs plans to extend its test of electronic filing of protests and expand the number of test ports, inviting public comments on the test, which currently excludes new participants.

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