The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . . § 531.39(a) (payment to third party pursuant to court order “for the benefit and credit of the employee . . .
. . . 01684 (June 12, 1992), which upheld the classification by the United States Customs Service under Item 531.39 . . . The Customs Service classified the kiln furniture at issue as shaped refractory articles under Item 531.39 . . . status to the imported kiln furniture and sustained the Customs Service’s classification under Item 531.39 . . .
. . . Customs”) classified the merchandise as shaped refractory articles not specially provided for, under Item 531.39 . . . The court holds that the merchandise was properly classified under Item 531.39, TSUS, and issues judgment . . . the government’s classification and that the imported merchandise was properly classified under Item 531.39 . . .
. . . R. 531.27 and 531.39. . . .
. . . had not themselves been approved as accurate by the National Bureau of Standards, as required by § 531.39 . . .
. . . The “tank blocks” were classified by the Government under the provision in item 531.39 of the Tariff . . . Shaped refractory aiid heat-insulating articles not specially provided for * * *: 3% ad val. * * * * * * 531.39 . . .
. . . porcelain refractories and should be dutiable at only 15 per centum ad valorem, under catch-all TSUS item 531.39 . . .
. . . Leech: The petitioner asks redetermination of a deficiency of $531.39 in income tax for the year 1929 . . .