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LCD devices imported for use in manufacturing electricity meters...
Specific tariff classification for LCD devices overrides treatment as electricity-meter parts, defeating differential duty, extended limitation, and penalties.
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LCD devices imported for use in manufacturing electricity meters are specifically classifiable under CTI 90138010, rather than as indicator panels under CTH 85312000 or meter parts under CTI 90309010. HSN notes for indicator panels do not cover such goods, and their intended use in meters does not displace an express tariff entry for LCD devices. Accordingly, reclassification as meter parts and associated differential duty and interest cannot stand. Because classification remained disputed until the Supreme Court resolved it, extended-period recovery, redemption fine, and penalties against the importer and Customs Broker are unsustainable.
LCD devices imported for use in manufacturing electricity meters are specifically classifiable under CTI 90138010, rather than as indicator panels under CTH 85312000 or meter parts under CTI 90309010. HSN notes for indicator panels do not cover such goods, and their intended use in meters does not displace an express tariff entry for LCD devices. Accordingly, reclassification as meter parts and associated differential duty and interest cannot stand. Because classification remained disputed until the Supreme Court resolved it, extended-period recovery, redemption fine, and penalties against the importer and Customs Broker are unsustainable.
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