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Audio Lecture CD's

REVISED 2010!
For the Customs Broker's License Exam, five lectures on the CBP Regulations. Available on compact disc for use with our Broker Study Plan or as a stand-alone study tool.
  • Audio Lecture 1: Customs Regulations Primary Parts
  • Audio Lecture 2: Customs Regulations: Secondary Parts
  • Audio Lecture 3: Valuation
  • Audio Lecture 4: Classification and the Harmonized Tariff Schedule
  • Audio Lecture 5: Customs Directives and Other References
  • Protests

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