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Our in-house platform is built specifically for duty drawback, enabling flexibility, accuracy, and scalability across complex claims.
Duty Drawback Services for U.S. Importers
J.M. Rodgers helps importers identify, file, and maximize duty drawback refunds with full compliance and minimal internal effort.
Duty drawback is a U.S. Customs program that allows companies to recover duties paid on imported goods that are later exported, destroyed, or substituted.
Duty drawback allows companies to reclaim up to 99% of duties, taxes, and fees paid on imported goods when those goods are later exported, destroyed, or otherwise removed from U.S. commerce.
If imported goods, components, or raw materials are exported as-is or used in finished products that are later exported or destroyed, they may qualify for a refund.
Even if the exact imported item isn’t exported, similar products may still qualify under substitution rules.
Many importers don’t realize they qualify or lack the internal resources to identify and file claims.
Duty drawback requires detailed documentation, data matching, and strict compliance with U.S. Customs regulations.
A well-managed drawback program can uncover additional opportunities and ensure accurate, compliant filings.
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Our in-house platform is built specifically for duty drawback, enabling flexibility, accuracy, and scalability across complex claims.
We conduct ongoing internal audits modeled after CBP reviews to ensure compliance and identify potential errors before they become issues.
We go beyond basic eligibility, analyzing your full supply chain to uncover additional, often overlooked refund opportunities.
If your claims are reviewed by U.S. Customs, our team provides full support at no additional cost.
Your program is managed by experienced specialists, many with decades of experience in duty drawback and customs compliance.
With 75 years in business, we support clients ranging from mid-sized importers to Fortune 500 companies.
Duty drawback is a U.S. Customs program that allows companies to recover duties, taxes, and fees paid on imported goods that are later exported, destroyed, or otherwise removed from U.S. commerce.
In many cases, companies can recover up to 99% of eligible duties paid. The exact amount depends on your import/export activity and how your data is structured.
If you import goods and export them, sell to exporters, or have excess or returned inventory, you may qualify. We evaluate your data to determine eligibility and potential recovery.
Duty drawback requires detailed documentation and strict compliance with U.S. Customs regulations. J.M. Rodgers manages the entire process on your behalf to ensure accuracy and efficiency.
We minimize the internal burden by handling data analysis, claim preparation, and filing. Your team provides initial data and ongoing access, but we manage the heavy lifting.
We provide full support during U.S. Customs reviews and audits at no additional cost, helping ensure your program remains compliant and in good standing.
Not at all. Many companies have never filed and are leaving significant refunds unclaimed. We help identify past opportunities and establish a program moving forward.
Yes. We work alongside your existing customs broker or logistics partners and integrate into your current processes without disruption.
Getting started is simple. Complete the form below with your company details, and our team will review your information to assess your eligibility and potential refund opportunities. From there, we’ll follow up with next steps and guide you through the process.

I love the J.M. Rodgers Co. approach to Customs Brokerage services. They are easy to work with, have fantastic staff, and offer nothing but results!
Urban Carter
We have received millions in recovery through J.M. Rodgers’ attention to detail, regulatory understanding, outstanding customer service, and tenancy.
Al Doyle
We transitioned over to JM Rodgers last year. They work with us not just as a customer, but as a partner keeping our concerns just as important as their own.
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