Liquidated Damages is a frequently used term in the international trade world and can be a confusing topic for small to medium sized importers. TRG is here to help clear away the confusion and,...
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Importing Process: Understanding Your Entry Summary
The Entry Summary, also known as CBP form 7501, is a required document that needs to be filed with every entry of goods into the United States. When importing into the United States, there are many...
[Webinar] The Basics of Antidumping and Countervailing
Trade Risk Guaranty hosts an educational webinar covering the basics of antidumping and countervailing, and how it can affect the process of importing in the United States. The subject of...
Importing Process: Liquidation
The Liquidation process for goods entered into the United States is the final step for an entry. The following explains this process and what kind of time frame an importer can expect in typical...
Do I need an Irrevocable Letter of Credit?
TRG is here to clarify the confusion that surrounds acquiring an Irrevocable Letter of Credit. Including why you may need it and what is it used for. When purchasing a customs bond or in taking part...
How do I Find My Importer Number?
There are a number of ways for an importer to find their importer number, however, many businesses believe this is a hidden number that needs to stay that way. TRG helps remove the mystery behind...
6 Benefits of International Trade on the U.S. Economy
On the heels of the 2016 election, there are many questions about the benefits of international trade. The following are 6 quotes acknowledging the benefits trade provides for the United States. At...
HTSUS Codes and HS Codes: What’s the Difference?
The difference between HTSUS Codes and HS Codes can be unclear for many small business owners. Learn their distinctive differences to identify when each of these codes is necessary. Knowledge...
[Webinar] The Most Boring U.S. Customs Bond Webinar
In this month's Customs Bond webinar, Tyler Zaichkin explains some of the more boring aspects of the bond that all importers should know. U.S. Customs Bonds may not be the most exciting part of the...
[Webinar] Master the Secrets of Your U.S. Customs Bond
Customs Bond. You don't understand it, but you can't import without it! In this 12-minute Webinar, TRG explains everything you need to know about your bond and what to expect when a supplemental...
What is an Importer Number?
The Importer Number is a unique identifier assigned by Customs to the Importer of Record. It is regularly used during the importing process and all importers must have one on file. An Importer...
Importing in the United States: Power of Attorney
TRG has broken down what it means to give someone the power of attorney when entering your goods at a U.S. port of entry to help you remain compliant with customs. During the process of importing in...