Drawback. Same as rebate; when part of an amount paid is returned such return is designated a
drawback. A drawback on imported goods on which duty has been paid is a repayment, in part or
in whole, of the duties upon the subsequent exportation of the same goods in their original or in
another form. A drawback on freight rates is a repayment, in part, of the rates (or charges).
drawback. A drawback on imported goods on which duty has been paid is a repayment, in part or
in whole, of the duties upon the subsequent exportation of the same goods in their original or in
another form. A drawback on freight rates is a repayment, in part, of the rates (or charges).
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