WARREN, Ohio - After a what Warren police described as a violent weekend, detectives add another armed home invasion report onto their case load. In less than a month's time, three armed home invasionsMore >>
WARREN, Ohio - After a what Warren police described as a violent weekend, detectives add another armed home invasion report onto their case load.More >>
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - Authorities are currently investigating a homicide on the city's Northside. Police recieved a call shortly after 5 p.m. about two people shot in the 700 block of Park Avenue. OneMore >>
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - Authorities are currently investigating a homicide on the city's Northside. Police recieved a call shortly after 5 p.m. about two people shot in the 700 block of Park Avenue. OneMore >>
MAHONING VALLEY, Ohio - As residents living along the Oklahoma tornado's path return to their neighborhoods and sift through the debris, many people here in the Valley are wondering how they can help. HealthyMore >>
MAHONING VALLEY, Ohio - As residents living along the Oklahoma tornado's path return to their neighborhoods and sift through the debris, many people here in the Valley are wondering how they can help. HealthyMore >>
MOORE, Oklahoma - In the midst of disaster after a tornado hit Moore, Oklahoma Monday afternoon, many are working to bring food and fresh water to families and schools in need. Bill Freudenberg, formerlyMore >>
MOORE, Oklahoma - In the midst of disaster after a tornado hit Moore, Oklahoma Monday afternoon, many are working to bring food and fresh water to families and schools in need. Bill Freudenberg, formerlyMore >>
NORMAN, Oklahoma - As part of a trip to learn about and experience supercells firsthand, WFMJ Meterologist Mike Joyce is in Oklahoma this week as multiple tornadoes touch down on the midwestern plains. Joyce,More >>
NORMAN, Oklahoma - As part of a trip to learn about and experience supercells firsthand, WFMJ Meterologist Mike Joyce is in Oklahoma this week as multiple tornadoes touch down on the midwestern plains. Joyce,More >>
COLUMBIANA COUNTY, Ohio - Drivers for Columbiana Counties Community Action Regional Transportation System are set to strike on Thursday. The Community Action Agency runs the system that transports 250More >>
COLUMBIANA COUNTY, Ohio - Drivers for Columbiana Counties Community Action Regional Transportation System are set to strike on Thursday. The Community Action Agency runs the system that transports 250More >>
WARREN, Ohio - The Trumbull County coroner has determined the Warren Township man found badly burnt on a side road in Lordstown died from a gunshot to the head. He ruled 23-year-old Michael Anderson'sMore >>
WARREN, Ohio - The Trumbull County coroner has determined the Warren Township man found badly burnt on a side road in Lordstown died from a gunshot to the head. He ruled 23-year-old Michael Anderson'sMore >>
NEWELL, W.Va.- For the first time in Homer Laughlin China's 142 year history, there's a woman at the reins. The president and owner of the largest remaining pottery in U.S. says the barriers are downMore >>
NEWELL, W.Va.- For the first time in Homer Laughlin China's 142 year history, there's a woman at the reins. The president and owner of the largest remaining pottery in U.S. says the barriers are down but there are still challenges.More >>
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CHARDON, Ohio (AP) - Relatives of 3 teenagers killed in an Ohio school shooting are suing a charity that maintains a fund set up to benefit victims' families and support the well-being of students andMore >>
CHARDON, Ohio (AP) - Relatives of 3 teenagers killed in an Ohio school shooting are suing a charity that maintains a fund set up to benefit victims' families and support the well-being of students and others in the affected community.More >>
Tuesday, May 21 2013 9:19 PM EDT2013-05-22 01:19:00 GMT
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - An effective ban on Internet cafes targeted as illegal gambling has cleared an Ohio Senate committee and is headed for a floor vote Wednesday. Testimony by employees of the storefrontMore >>
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - An effective ban on Internet cafes targeted as illegal gambling has cleared an Ohio Senate committee and is headed for a floor vote Wednesday.More >>
If you are returning to the U.S. by air or sea, you will be asked to complete a Customs Declaration form. To "declare" means to tell the Customs officer about anything you're bringing back that you did not have when you left the United States. In addition to declaring items, you will be asked to tell what you paid for each item (in U.S. currency, including any taxes) and may be required to pay a “duty” (tax on imported goods) on them.
The following is a list of all items that must be declared on this form:
Items you purchased and are carrying with you upon return to the United States (Customs Service suggests keeping sales slips on hand).
Items you received as gifts, such as wedding or birthday presents (if you are not sure of the value, Customs Service suggests finding out the fair market value in the country in which you received it).
Items you inherited.
Items you bought in duty-free shops or on the ship or plane.
Repairs or alterations to any items you took abroad and then brought back, even if the repairs/alterations were performed free of charge.
Items you brought home for someone else.
Items you intend to sell or use in your business.
Keep in mind that if you leave the country with a foreign item, and do not have proof that you left with it, you may be required to pay a duty on it when you return. Sales receipts, appraisals and insurance policies serve as proof of prior ownership, or you may wish to register the piece before you leave. Registration needs to be done in person, before you leave the country, at a Customs office. Once you have received a Certificate of Registration (Form 4457) for a particular piece, it can be used over and over again in the future; you do not need to re-register the item each time you travel.
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