Date | Receipt ($ per unit) | Withdrawals |
Jan. 2 | 100 (zero) | |
Jan. 5 | 50 ($1.00) | |
Jan. 15 | 50 (export). | |
Jan. 20 | 50 ($1.01) | |
Jan. 25 | 50 ($1.02) | |
Jan. 28 | 50 (domestic). | |
Jan. 31 | 50 ($1.03) | |
Feb. 5 | 100 (export). | |
Feb. 10 | 50 ($.95) | |
Feb. 15 | 50 (export). | |
Feb. 20 | 50 (zero) | |
Feb. 23 | 50 (domestic). | |
Feb. 25 | 50 ($1.05) | |
Feb. 28 | 100 (export). | |
Mar. 5 | 50 ($1.06) | |
Mar. 10 | 50 ($.85) | |
Mar. 15 | 50 (export). | |
Mar. 21 | 50 (domestic). | |
Mar. 20 | 50 ($1.08) | |
Mar. 25 | 50 ($.90) | |
Mar. 31 | 100 (export). |
The drawback attributable to the January 15 withdrawal for export is zero (the available receipt with the lowest drawback amount per unit is the January 2 receipt), the drawback attributable to the January 28 withdrawal for domestic shipment (no drawback) is zero (the remainder of the January 2 receipt), the drawback attributable to the February 5 withdrawal for export is $100.50 (the January 5 and January 20 receipts), the drawback attributable to the February 15 withdrawal for export is $47.50 (the February 10 receipt), the drawback attributable to the February 23 withdrawal for domestic shipment (no drawback) is zero (the February 20 receipt), the drawback attributable to the February 28 withdrawal for export is $102.50 (the January 25 and January 31 receipts), the drawback attributable to the March 15 withdrawal for export is $42.50 (the March 10 receipt), the drawback attributable to the March 21 withdrawal for domestic shipment (no drawback) is $52.50 (the February 25 receipt), and the drawback attributable to the March 31 withdrawal for export is $98.00 (the March 25 and March 5 receipts). Remaining in inventory is the March 20 receipt of 50 units ($1.08 drawback/unit). Total drawback attributable to withdrawals for export in this example would be $391.00.
19 C.F.R. §191.14