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Certain steel threaded rod from China: A‑570‑932 duty rates
An exporter without its own rate pays a 206% AD cash deposit on entered value. There is no CVD case on this product. The base rate and any Section 301 or 232 layer on your HTS line come on top.
- Rate class
- China-wide entity
- Period
- Investigation
- Set in
- 74 FR 17154
- Deposits from
- 2009-04-14
Exporter and separate rates
A company rate applies only when the exporter on your commercial invoice is that company, under the name printed in the notice. Every other Chinese exporter pays the China-wide AD rate.
Reviews since the order. The China-wide AD rate dates from the investigation (74 FR 17154). We have not logged every review on this order yet, so check the newest CBP message before you rely on it.
The deposit is not the final bill. The cash deposit is an estimate paid at entry. The final duty is set when the entry liquidates, after any review of its period, and it can be higher or lower; CBP bills the difference or refunds it, with interest.
The US importer of record owes it. A DDP quote moves that bill to the seller only if the seller, or its US agent, is the importer of record. If your company is named as importer, the exposure is yours whatever the quote says, and an importer whose AD duty is paid or reimbursed by the exporter can be assessed double AD duty (19 CFR 351.402(f)).
| Case | Exporter or class | Deposit | Period | Set in | Effective |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A-570-932 | China-wide entity (exporter without its own rate) Default rate | 206% | Investigation | 74 FR 17154 | 2009-04-14 |
"Period" is the period of review the rate came from; "Investigation" means the rate was set when the order was issued.
What the order covers
Certain steel threaded rod.
Full scope text: 74 FR 17154, the "Scope of the Order" section.
Traps buyers hit
- A second, overlapping order (A-570-104 / C-570-105) covers alloy and certain carbon steel threaded rod. Check both.
Order history and what comes next
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AD order published. 74 FR 17154
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Order continued after third sunset review. 90 FR 34418
No next event is dated in our data. A review starts only when a party asks for one in the order's anniversary month (April), and sunset reviews come every five years.
How to confirm the rate before entry
- 1. Search CBP's AD/CVD message database for A-570-932. The newest cash-deposit message should carry the same rate and effective date as the notice above. If it shows a later date, a newer notice exists. We could not read the database from our tools, so this page cites no CBP message numbers; search it yourself or ask your broker for the current message number.
- 2. Get the exporter's and producer's full legal names from the factory, as they will appear on the commercial invoice, and compare them with the rate table. A trading company has its own rate or none.
- 3. Send your broker the questions below before the goods ship, with the product spec sheet.
- 4. Budget for the final bill, not just the deposit (why).
Ask your broker
- Which case numbers and which exporter and producer will you declare, and what rate does the current CBP message give that combination?
- Does anything in this shipment fall under the scope traps or rulings on this page, or need a scope ruling first?
- If the goods were cut, finished or assembled outside China, does the entry need an importer or exporter certification?
- Is our customs bond large enough for a 206% deposit on this shipment's entered value?
- Which other duties will you file on these HTS numbers, and at what rates?
Other duties on this product
We have not mapped this order's HTS lines to a full duty stack yet. The base rate, Section 301 and any Section 232 tier still apply on top of the AD/CVD deposit.
Price it in the landed-cost tool with the HTS number from your broker and the 206% deposit above. Tariff layers in force today