___________________of the customs act, is the legislative authority used to apply for a refund of duty on goods originating in a nafta (cusma) country or chile, where the nafta (cusma)or chile tariff treatment was not used at the time of accounting.

___________________of the customs act, is the legislative authority used to apply for a refund of duty on goods originating in a nafta (cusma) country or chile, where the nafta (cusma)or chile tariff treatment was not used at the time of accounting.

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