Customs sent out a reminder, on August 14, which reiterated the 30 day time frame given to importers to pay supplemental duties, taxes and fees, and vessel repair duties. This…
…the incorrect certificate of origin. Copy of the reissued certificate of origin (if any). Explanation of the error (provide details as appropriate). Names and emails of all parties that have…
…materials using the most recent HTSUS in which the tariff item has a corresponding tariff change rule and perform the origination analysis using that year’s HTSUS. Certificate of Origin Indicate…
…our employee foreign exchange program. What is this program? The exchange program provides an opportunity for our employees to immerse themselves in a foreign country, and bring back what they’ve…
…away from NAFTA if the U.S. places duties or quotas on Mexican products. Each country seems eager to improve the trade deal but negotiations on how to do that fairly…
…all freight originating in Baltic and North European ports. The following are the ports affected by this GRI: Baltic Estonia: Tallin Poland: Gdansk, Gdynia, Szcezecin Russia: Arkhangelsk, Kalingrad, Kronstad, Saint Petersburg/Leningrad (CIS Port),…
…exported goods to Russia. The full version can be found here. Pay attention to any discrepancies between the destination country and country from which an order is placed or payment…
…foreign origin goods are valued $2,500 or greater. A manufacturer’s affidavit is required to confirm that the articles were made in the United States. (Applicable to U.S. origin goods only.)…
…avoid penalties and fines, importers need to ensure that their commercial invoices, or pro-forma invoices—in certain cases—meet all U.S. Customs requirements. By issuing instructions to suppliers, importers can help ensure…
…27, 2016, found here. The original effective date for these changes was January 26 but was postponed to March 21 per a message in the U. S. Customs Cargo Systems Messaging…
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