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Tariff rate quota benefits applied to qualifying imports of crude soybean oil, making refund of excess customs duty admissible. The position followed prior rulings concerning the same product and import period, and Revenue did not contest it. The refusal of refund was set aside, and the refund claim was required to be processed in accordance with law within three months.
Tariff rate quota benefits applied to qualifying imports of crude soybean oil, making refund of excess customs duty admissible. The position followed prior rulings concerning the same product and import period, and Revenue did not contest it. The refusal of refund was set aside, and the refund claim was required to be processed in accordance with law within three months.
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