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of <h1>Importers Must Meet Strict Criteria for Preferential Tariff Rates Under Trade Agreements: Proof of Origin Essential</h1> To claim a preferential tariff rate under a trade agreement, importers must declare goods as originating for preferential duty, specify tariff notifications, and provide proof of origin in the bill of entry. This includes details like reference number, issuance date, and originating criteria. A preferential rate claim can be denied if the proof of origin is incomplete, altered, expired, or inapplicable. Such proofs are marked 'INAPPLICABLE.' The rule clarifies that goods not covered by tariff notifications or specific rules are ineligible for preferential treatment. Recent amendments have replaced the term 'certificate' with 'proof' in relevant sections.
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