I've got the Belize duty books here at home , in Hou. but it would probably take to long too go thru everything Jeff has & catagorize it, but in reality thats want you have to do to pay the lowest duty possible. You have to beable to classify what you're bringing in under a lower duty.For example, lets say you want to bring in PVC outdoor furniture, remember this is just an example, but instead of classifying it as such, you calssify it as PVC pipe and webbing material. Obviously, the duty is higher on the furniture and if you just let customs go thru everything they will tax it at the higher rate. Everything is so incongruent and they have some of the same things classified under different categories only one of the catergories will be higher than the other. Jeff's best bet is to make a detailed manifesto of all items one at a time and what they are worth. Break things down, on the list, as much as possible into their individual components, instead of listing something an one entity. Put the lowest value possible on the item, after all customs doesn't know what things cost in the states. Everyone thinks things are cheap here anyhow. You can always say you got it on sale, someone gave it to you or thats its used so is worth less. With time being so short, thats the best I can do.