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While on a trip, I bought some things to sell when I came back to the U.S. Is that legal?
It's legal, but your personal exemption (usually $ 800) may not apply to goods that you are commercial, ie, resale, used bought for use. You must either file an informal (if the value of the goods enter $ 2,000 or less) or a formal input to the products in the U.S. |
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