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Global Duty Drawback Playbook

Understand how duty drawback works in the US and Canada, and learn how to build a data-driven refund program across your global supply chain.

Recover duties you've already paid

If you import into North America and export globally, you may be entitled to recover duties you have already paid. This expert guide explains how US and Canadian duty drawback programs work in practice, where organisations typically miss savings, and how to use your customs and logistics data to build a repeatable, defensible claim process.

What's inside the playbook

  • Plain-language overview of duty drawback for a global audience
  • Practical summaries of US and Canadian programs, written for non-specialists
  • A reusable eligibility decision tree you can apply in any customs territory
  • Checklists for the data and documents you need to support claims
  • A 30/60/90-day roadmap for launching or improving your drawback program
  • Templates for KPIs, governance, and audit-ready documentation

Who this is for

Trade compliance teams, finance directors, supply chain managers, customs brokers, and anyone responsible for recovering duties across international operations. No specialist knowledge required.

Why duty drawback matters now

With rising tariffs, complex supply chains, and increased scrutiny on customs compliance, duty drawback is one of the most underutilized tools for improving cash flow and competitiveness. Most organisations leave money on the table simply because they don't connect import data to export outcomes. This playbook shows you how to fix that.

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