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2012 Harmonized Tariff Looseleaf (HTSUS)
$140.00
2012 Customs Regulations Looseleaf
$185.00
2012 Export Regulations (EAR)- Looseleaf
$212.00
2012 Schedule B Looseleaf
$143.00
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      PublicationYearStatusNotes
      Government Publications
      Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTSUS)2012In Stock
      PriorObsolete
      CBP Regulations (19 CFR)
      (Looseleaf and Deluxe)      		2012Taking OrdersEstimated release May 2012.
      PriorObsolete
      Schedule B2012Taking OrdersEstimated release May 2012.
      PriorObsolete
      Export Administration Regulations (EAR)2012In Stock
      2011Obsolete
      Explanatory Notes2012In StockFirst new edition in 5 years.
      PriorObsolete
      CFR Titles 1-50AllSee Individual Titles.
      Customs Broker Exam Materials
      Exam Room GuideOct 2012Taking OrdersReleased after notice of exam is posted.
      Apr 2013Taking OrdersReleased after notice of exam is posted.
      Special Study Edition
      Customs Regulations
      (19 CFR Parts 1-199)      		Oct 2012In Stock
      Apr 2013Taking OrdersEstimated release August 2012.


Estimates may change.
Page Last updated : 4/2012

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