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Schedule B

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2007 Schedule B Looseleaf
$140.00
2007 Schedule B Deluxe
$165.00
2008 Schedule B Updates Only
$59.00
2009 Schedule B Updates Only
$69.00
2010 Schedule B Updates Only
$69.00
2010 Schedule B (CDROM)
$109.00
2011 Schedule B Updates Only
$69.00
2011 Schedule B (CDROM)
$109.00
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Schedule B

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Schedule B

Statistical classification of commodities exported from the United States. For use by shippers in reporting export shipments from the U.S.
Required text for exporter's compliance.
Print editions (looseleaf and deluxe) include subscription service for the calendar year of publication (through Dec. 2008 for 2008 books, for example) - all government-published updates will be sent FREE.*
Looseleaf edition includes all shrink-wrapped pages and all updates*. Anticipated government release in January of edition date.
Deluxe edition includes looseleaf pages (with all updates*) heavy-duty D-ring binder and indexing tabs. Anticipated government release in January of edition date.
* Supplements are included at this price. However, for any re-prints (comprising more than 50% of the original), such as those caused by new FTA's, Boskage reserves the right to update the subscription with CD-ROM only.

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