Most duties stay low: Final Section A rate declines to 8.64%

Article Abstract:

The decision of final duties by the Department of Commerce has been taken with the Section A sale declining to 8.64% instead of the expected rise to 30%. Also the US import duties were raised for three big Chinese wood bedroom furniture manufacturers and lowered for four. The rates will come into affect only after and depending on the ruling by the International Trade Commission.

China, Foreign trade, Taxes, Taxation, International trade, Tax policy, United States. Department of Commerce

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W.Va. store Vail marks 160 years in business

Article Abstract:

Vail Furniture, which established trade in 1844, commemorates 160th centenary by awarding gifts to clients and by collecting funds for development of society. The centenary details are presented.

Brief Article, Rites, ceremonies and celebrations

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Alphabetical listings

Article Abstract:

A directory for furniture industry is presented.

Directory

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