CBP’s annual Byrd Amendment notice is a narrow but still meaningful wind-down exercise for domestic producers that supported old antidumping and countervailing duty cases. Although Congress repealed the program nearly two decades ago, residual duties on pre-Oct. 1, 2007 entries remain distributable, giving eligible manufacturers one more opportunity to claim offsets — provided they file order-specific certifications by July 25 and can document qualifying expenses tied to the original trade remedy orders.
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