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As part of the Customs Bonds 101 e-Book series, learn the basics of Drawback Bond, and determine if you need one. What is a Drawback Bond? A Drawback Bond is a U.S. Customs bond filed under code...
As part of the Customs Bonds 101 e-Book series, learn the basics of the Airport Security Bond, why Customs requires it under certain circumstances, and determine if you need one. Airport Security...
Today from the Customs Bonds 101 e-Book series, explore the specifics of Customs bonds filed under Activity Codes 2 & 3, and how each kind appeals to importers' specific needs. Activity Code 2 -...
Finding appropriate coverage can be difficult for importers, but once an insurance policy is attained there's still more importers need to know about warranties. If you're planning on shipping any...
It’s time for another exciting post from the Customs Bonds 101 e-Book series, this one pertains to the different ways import bonds are acquired. There are two main ways importers can get Customs...
It's time for another exciting post from Customs Bonds 101 e-Book series, this one pertains to the main ways Importer Bonds are written. There are two main ways Importer Bonds are written:...
With the new year well underway, it's the perfect time to boost your knowledge about Customs Bonds. Over the course of the coming year, TRG will be rolling out an educational series of eBooks...
Customs Bonds are a regular part of the importing community, and knowing more about them can help to increase compliance. Below are five things every importer should know about them. Although they...
Classification can be an intimidating part of importing. So getting to know your HS and/or HTSUS codes is an important step to becoming a compliant importer. Accurate and straightforward...
Manufacturers and importers of all sizes can take advantage of a Foreign Trade Zone, but often many are not aware of the advantages and cost reductions. So, let's go over the basics of an FTZ and...
For importers, many countries require a mark associated with the Country of Origin as an element of Customs compliance that must be adhered to. The origin marking practice began in the World War II...
Valuation of goods is an important aspect of filing requirements when importing goods into the United States. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) must be provided not only with the classification of...