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Advanced Import Compliance. Did you know that U.S. Customs requires that importers have written policy and procedures for record-keeping and customs compliance? This course builds upon techniques presented in our U.S. Importing course and explains how to implement and strengthen your import controls. Course also describes what you should do to prepare for the eventuality of a CBP audit.
Classification for import, export, FTA determination & clarification on Section 301 and Section 232. The classification & valuation of goods are major decisions! Critical information not only for duty purposes but also to determine whether goods are subject to quotas, restraints, embargoes, or other restrictions. Shipments with incorrect classifications may not reach their destination and/or you may be subjected to penalties
Learn the importance of accurate paperwork and timely reporting. Designed to help commercial importers become more aware of their regulatory obligations, learn your broker’s responsibilities, and develop strategies for improving trade compliance within their organization. This course focuses on the import entry processes and the fundamental disciplines required for making an entry. Remember, your customs broker’s errors could result in penalties for YOU, the importer.
Managing Forwarders, Brokers & Carriers is the theme of this course. Learn to control your international shipments by directly coordinating your documents with transportation rules and procedures. Review the air and ocean transportation & documentation process. A comprehensive review of the roles of the forwarder and the customs broker. Learn the evaluation and selection process of the international forwarder, customs broker, and carrier.
USMCA is the new Modernized NAFTA. This course is for those new to USMCA and for those already familiar with NAFTA. Learn what the new changes mean for you and how it will affect your current NAFTA process in this USMCA course. Special sectors will be discussed and covered. You may need to change your supply chain to continue to benefit under the new agreement.
