Importers and Exporters. Exports Imports SOURCES & NOTES
Importers and Exporters. Exports Imports North Carolina’s Exports to Colombia Will Benefit from Duty Savings and Increased Access to Colombia’s Market (1) Value of Imports, 2006 Import Duties Currently Assessed by: What Full Implementation of the U.S.-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement (TPA)Means for North Carolina: (2) Colombia on North Carolina’s Exports (3) The United States on Colombia’s Exports (4) Colombia’s Duties on North Carolina’s Exports (5) Estimated Increase in Exports (6) Estimated Duty Savings for North Carolina Exporters SOURCES & NOTES
Importers and Exporters. Exports Imports Kentucky’s Exports to Colombia Will Benefit from Duty Savings and Increased Access to Colombia’s Market (1) Value of Imports, 2006 Import Duties Currently Assessed by: What Full Implementation of the U.S.-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement (TPA) Means for Kentucky: (2)Colombia on Kentucky’s Exports (3) The United States on Colombia’s Exports (4)Colombia’s Duties on Kentucky’s Exports (5) Estimated Increase in Exports (6) Estimated Duty Savings for Kentucky Exporters SOURCES & NOTES
Importers and Exporters. Exports Imports Ohio’s Exports to Colombia Will Benefit from Duty Savings and Increased Access to Colombia’s Market (1) Value of Imports, 2006 Import Duties Currently Assessed by: What Full Implementation of the U.S.-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement (TPA)Means for Ohio: (2) Colombia on Ohio’s Exports (3) The United States on Colombia’s Exports (4) Colombia’s Duties on Ohio’s Exports (5) Estimated Increase in Exports (6) Estimated Duty Savings for Ohio Exporters SOURCES & NOTES
Importers and Exporters. Exports Imports Washington’s Exports to Colombia Will Benefit from Duty Savings and Increased Access to Colombia’s Market (1) Value of Imports, 2006 Import Duties Currently Assessed by: What Full Implementation of the U.S.-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement (TPA) Means for Washington: (2) Colombia on Washington’s Exports (3) The United States on Colombia’s Exports (4) Colombia’s Duties on Washington’s Exports (5) Estimated Increase in Exports (6) Estimated Duty Savings for Washington Exporters SOURCES & NOTES
Importers and Exporters. Exports Imports Oklahoma’s Exports to Colombia Will Benefit from Duty Savings and Increased Access to Colombia’s Market (1) Value of Imports, 2006 Import Duties Currently Assessed by: What Full Implementation of the U.S.-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement (TPA) Means for Oklahoma: (2) Colombia on Oklahoma’s Exports (3) The United States on Colombia’s Exports (4) Colombia’s Duties on Oklahoma’s Exports (5) Estimated Increase in Exports (6) Estimated Duty Savings for Oklahoma Exporters SOURCES & NOTES
Importers and Exporters. Exports Imports New York’s Exports to Colombia Will Benefit from Duty Savings and Increased Access to Colombia’s Market (1) Value of Imports, 2006 Import Duties Currently Assessed by: What Full Implementation of the U.S.-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement (TPA)Means for New York: (2)Colombia on New York’s Exports (3) The United States on Colombia’s Exports (4) Colombia’s Duties on New York’s Exports (5) Estimated Increase in Exports (6) Estimated Duty Savings for New York Exporters SOURCES & NOTES
Importers and Exporters. Importers and exporters engaging in trade under the PICTA should ensure that they keep adequate records such that they can justify origin status on any consignment of goods for which they have received or have declared preferential treatment under the PICTA. The minimum length of time that these records may be kept is four years5 from the date of transaction as indicated by the FIC1 to which the consignment relates. Irrespective of whether or not national legislation requires such records to be kept, the keeping of records for at least four years is mandatory under the rules approved by the Rules of Origin Committee of the PICTA. These records must cover the following sources of information: • Custom import entries and invoices for imported inputs used in the production of the final goods. • Records of purchases of local materials. • Accounting records relating to wages, utilities and other expenses incurred in connection with the manufacture of goods which were traded under the PICTA. • All other information that will assist in determining whether such wholly produced or wholly obtained or manufactured goods do meet the ROO of the PICTA.
Importers and Exporters. Exports Imports Nebraska’s Exports to Colombia Will Benefit from Duty Savings and Increased Access to Colombia’s Market (1) Value of Imports, 2006 Import Duties Currently Assessed by: What Full Implementation of the U.S.-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement (TPA) Means for Nebraska: (2)Colombia on Nebraska’s Exports (3) The United States on Colombia’s Exports (4)Colombia’s Duties on Nebraska’s Exports (5) Estimated Increase in Exports (6) Estimated Duty Savings for Nebraska Exporters SOURCES & NOTES
Importers and Exporters. Exports Imports New Jersey’s Exports to Colombia Will Benefit from Duty Savings and Increased Access to Colombia’s Market (1) Value of Imports, 2006 Import Duties Currently Assessed by: What Full Implementation of the U.S.-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement (TPA)Means for New Jersey: (2) Colombia on New Jersey’s Exports (3) The United States on Colombia’s Exports (4) Colombia’s Duties on New Jersey’s Exports (5) Estimated Increase in Exports (6) Estimated Duty Savings for New Jersey Exporters SOURCES & NOTES
