New Law Eliminates Some CBP Reporting Requirements
President Barack Obama signed into law the Government Reports Elimination Act of 2014, the White House said Nov. 26 (here). The law (here) eliminates several previously required government reports, some of which involve trade. For example, the law does away…
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with CBP reporting requirements related to illegal imports of products made with dog or cat fur, the biennial Port of Entry Infrastructure Assessment Study and fees for customs services, according to a summary (here).