customs
61customs mail — Mail originating in other countries and most U.S. possessions and territories that is subject to examination and is sometimes charged a customs duty …
62customs duties — levied on imported goods under the Customs Tariff …
63customs union — n. a union of nations that agree to eliminate customs restrictions among members and to follow a common tariff policy toward all other nations …
64customs house — or (esp N American) custom house noun The place, esp at a port, where customs or duties on exports and imports are collected • • • Main Entry: ↑custom …
65customs duties — ➡ Customs and Excise * * * …
66Customs and Border Protection — (CBP) Formerly referred to as the Border Patrol, this is now an agency within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). One of its responsibilities is to keep the U.S. borders secure from people crossing illegally. Another one is to meet… …
67customs documents — index bill (formal declaration) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
68Customs Co-operation Council — [ kʌstəmz kəʊope reɪʃn kaʊnsɪl, englisch], Abkürzung CCC, Rat für die Zusammenarbeit auf dem Gebiet des Zollwesens …
69Customs and Excise — n the department of the British government that is responsible for collecting tax on goods that are being bought or sold, or goods that have been brought into the country …
70Customs union — World trade A series on Trade …