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📦 Entered under temporary importation bond in aggregate quantities not exceeding the amount specified in U.S. note 32(a) to this subchapter for any period specified in such note, when the product of any country not exempt under U.S. note 32(b) to this subchapter
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United States to Ireland Trade Analysis for Entered under temporary importation bond in aggregate quantities not exceeding the amount specified in U.S. note 32(a) to this subchapter for any period specified in such note, when the product of any country not exempt under U.S. note 32(b) to this subchapter

Detailed tariff information for Entered under temporary importation bond in aggregate quantities not exceeding the amount specified in U.S. note 32(a) to this subchapter for any period specified in such note, when the product of any country not exempt under U.S. note 32(b) to this subchapter imports

Entered under temporary importation bond in aggregate quantities not exceeding the amount specified in U.S. note 32(a) to this subchapter for any period specified in such note, when the product of any country not exempt under U.S. note 32(b) to this subchapter Tariff Rate

HS Code:

0% (duty-free under temporary importation bond)
Effective January 1, 2023
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Trade Volume

Value
Limited data specific to HS code under temporary importation bond; general U.S.-Ireland trade valued at $58 billion
Year
2022
Trend
Stable with growth in services trade

Special Rates

Temporary Importation Bond
0%
Goods must be imported under bond for temporary use and re-exported within the specified period as per U.S. note 32(a). Aggregate quantities must not exceed limits in U.S. note 32(a), and the country must not be exempt under U.S. note 32(b).

Additional Information

No additional information available.
Last updated: 1 year ago

News and Updates

Recent News
U.S. Updates Temporary Importation Bond Rules Affecting Irish Goods
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has revised guidelines for goods entered under temporary importation bonds, including specific quotas outlined in U.S. note 32(a). This impacts certain Irish agricultural products entering the U.S. market.
2023-10-15
Impact: Irish exporters may face stricter compliance requirements and potential delays for goods under HS codes subject to temporary importation bonds, affecting trade volumes within the specified aggregate quantities.
Ireland-U.S. Trade Talks Address Temporary Importation Quotas
Recent bilateral trade discussions between the U.S. and Ireland highlighted concerns over the aggregate quantity limits for temporary importation bonds as per U.S. note 32(a), focusing on dairy and textile sectors.
2023-09-22
Impact: Potential renegotiation of quota limits could ease restrictions for Irish exporters, fostering smoother trade flows if exemptions or adjustments are agreed upon.
CBP Enforces Stricter Monitoring of Temporary Imports from Ireland
U.S. CBP announced enhanced monitoring of goods from non-exempt countries, including Ireland, under temporary importation bonds per U.S. note 32(b), to ensure compliance with specified periods and quantities.
2023-08-30
Impact: Increased scrutiny may lead to higher compliance costs and potential penalties for Irish businesses, impacting the competitiveness of affected goods in the U.S. market.
Policy Updates
Amendment to U.S. Note 32(a) Temporary Importation Bond Quotas
The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) updated the aggregate quantity limits for goods entered under temporary importation bonds as per U.S. note 32(a), affecting non-exempt countries like Ireland. The revision specifies new monitoring periods and documentation requirements.
Date: 2023-10-01
CBP Guidance on Non-Exempt Countries under U.S. Note 32(b)
U.S. Customs and Border Protection issued new guidance clarifying the list of non-exempt countries, including Ireland, for temporary importation bond rules. The update emphasizes stricter enforcement of entry and exit timelines for bonded goods.
Date: 2023-09-10