The mission of CDSOA.com is to establish a neutral touchpoint for information and resources related to the U.S. Continued Dumping and Subsidy Offset Act of 2000, Title X of Public Law 106-387 19 U.S.C. 1675c, often referred to as the Byrd Amendment.

The CDSOA applies to all antidumping and countervailing duty assessments made on or after October 1, 2000, in connection with all antidumping or countervailing duty orders in effect as of January 1, 1999, or thereafter.

•  A critical development occurred in July 2007
        As anticipated, the Court of International Trade has
        eliminated the CDSOA claims restrictions on who can apply
        to collect, ruling the former restrictions unconstitutional.
        The court instructed the ITC to reopen CDSOA claims and now
        include any U.S. business involved in a duty or tariff product.
        The CDSOA previously limited payouts only to companies
        directly involved specific trade suits. Now every business in
        each affected industry will be eligible to collect CDSOA payouts.

•  What is the CDSOA, its history, and how does it work
•  Industries involved - manufacturers, producers, distributors
•  How the CDSOA potentially affects you and your business
•  How to determine if your business qualifies for CDSOA distributions
•  Claims filing requirements and deadlines
•  Resources for legal representation and filing help
•  U.S. Government, ITC and Customs documents and records
•  World Trade Organization DSB rulings and records
•  Recent news