Term a tax or duty rebate on imported goods that are exported at a later date ?
Correct answer: D. Drawback
- A. Duty
- B. Custom
- C. Rebut
- D. Drawback
Explanation
A drawback is a refund or rebate of customs duty paid on imported goods when those goods are later exported, often after processing. The term “rebut” is unrelated to customs taxation.
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