CBP Ruling Database

The tariff classification of a stuffed doll and a seasonal decoration from China

The tariff classification of a bead key chain kit from China Dear Mr. Maher:

The tariff classification of a boxed aroma burner gift set from China, India and Taiwan

The tariff classification of Christmas ornaments from China.

The tariff classification of Christmas ornaments from China.

The tariff classification of Christmas ornaments from China.

The tariff classification and country of origin marking of toy gardening implements from China

The tariff classification of Christmas stocking from China.

The tariff classification of a men’s T-shirt from South Africa.

The tariff classification of a men’s T-shirt from Thailand.

The tariff classification of decorative articles of plaster from Canada

The tariff classification of a pandan handbag from the PhilippinesDear Ms. Robinson:

The tariff classification of automotive heater glow plugs from Germany.

The tariff classification of a cotton hat and a man-made fiber baseball cap from China.

The tariff classification of a cotton hat and a man-made fiber baseball cap from China.

Luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (CAS # 71447-49-9); HQ 951974 revoked

The tariff classification of a women 65% cotton, 32% nylon, 3% spandex knitted pullover from China

The tariff classification of a handbag from China.

The tariff classification of a women 88% cashmere,8% nylon, 4% spandex knitted halter top from Hong Kong

The tariff classification of a womenreversible jacket from Cambodia, China, Malaysia, Qatar, Singapore, Sri Lanka or United Arab Emirates

The tariff classification of be scented Bubblesmade in France.

Classification of Footwear.

The tariff classification of a cosmetic bag from China.

The tariff classification of uninterruptible power supplies from TaiwanDear Ms. Trout:In your letter dated April 23, 1999, on behalf of your client, Para Systems, Inc. of Carrollton, Texas, you requested a tariff classification ruling.The merchandise is described in your letter as uninterruptible power supply systems. The merchandise is identified as the Pro Series and consists of the following models: Model Pro320 & 320i (capacity of 320VA and 208W)Model Pro520 & 520i (capacity of 520VA and 338W)Model Pro700 & 700i (capacity of 700VA and 455W)Model Pro1400 & 1400i (capacity of 1400VA and 910W)These models are for the U.S. market and run on 120, 208 and 240 volts. For the international markets (models designated with an ), the voltage would be 220, 230 and 240 volts. These systems offer protection from power surges, total power outages, voltage spikes, and other power problems. Your literature indicates that applications for these units would include telephone key systems, file

The tariff classification of uninterruptible power supplies from TaiwanDear Ms. Trout:In your letter dated April 23, 1999, on behalf of your client, Para Systems, Inc. of Carrollton, Texas, you requested a tariff classification ruling.The merchandise is described in your letter as uninterruptible power supply systems. The merchandise is identified as the ProSeries Rackmount and consists of the following models:Model Pro 700r and 700ri (capacity of 700VA and 450W)Model Pro 1000r and 1000ri (capacity of 1000VA and 670W)Model Pro 1400r and 1400ri (capacity of 1400VA and 950W)Model Pro 2200r and 2200ri (capacity of 2200VA and 1600W)These models are for the U.S. market and run on 120, 208 and 240 volts. For the international markets (models designated with ), the voltage would be 220, 230 and 240 volts. These systems offer protection from power surges, total power outages, voltage spikes, and other power problems. They are not rectifying type power supplies. Your literature indicates