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Many supply chain teams have grown or shifted, and you may be brand new to the world of logistics. Your head may be reeling from the long list of acronyms you have to contend with every day as you are trying to book a shipment, answer questions for Customs or even understand what to do next in the logistics process. We're here to answer those questions and get you up-to-speed on:

- A basic shipment life cycle

- Comparing benefits of Ocean vs Air transportation

- Understanding standard Customs import documentation and terminology

- Discovering where risk exists in the supply chain

- Learning more about the role of insurance.

Mediante el D. Leg N° 1542 se ha modificado la Ley de Delitos Aduaneros, aprobada por la Ley N° 28008, siendo de resaltar la de regulación de los tipos penales de contrabando y defraudación de rentas de aduanas de manera independiente; establecer un monto mínimo de perjuicio fiscal, en función de la UIT, para que un hecho sea considerado como delito de defraudación de rentas; siendo esta norma aplicable a los importadores, exportadores y Operadores de CX.

This webinar will provide you, the importer, with valuable information to help you understand the basic requirements necessary to ensure compliance with your importations. Discussion Topics include:

• U.S. Importer’s Obligations

• U.S. Importer’s Responsibilities (e.g., classification, valuation, origin markings, recordkeeping, etc.)

• The Role of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in Imports

• Partner Government Agency Requirements

• Creating Value Adds in a Compliance Program

• Supply Chain Security

• Resources to Support You

Beginning with the sourcing of goods from your vendors, to the final delivery to your customers, you accumulate a lot of data requirements. Finding a way to unify these stakeholders together, and make sense of the cross-border customs requirements can be tricky. Learn how our Tradeflow software platform has been used by hundreds of companies to develop consistent trade management processes.

Join Expeditors to learn how the Tradeflow system helps companies prepare for crossing customs borders. 

 • Screen vendors against government sanctioned party lists

• Identify product-sku data to put into compliance queue review

• Collaborate with team members, vendors and consultants to finalize data

• Prepare and submit finalized commercial documents to your third parties

• Monitor all activities to ensure data processes are followed

Duty Drawback is a 99% recovery of customs duties and fees paid on imported merchandise that is later destroyed or exported from the US. This seminar highlights the many types of drawback programs available:

• Manufacturing, Unused and Rejected Merchandise Drawback

• Section 301 (“China Tariff”) Drawback

• Record keeping requirements

• Drawback privilege & ruling application process

• Evaluating drawback opportunities within your supply chain

Customs estimates that billions of dollars in customs duties & fees eligible for drawback recovery go unclaimed each year. Companies of every industry with active drawback programs capitalize on this unique opportunity to drive significant cost from their supply chain to make their products more price competitive abroad. This course is designed to provide you with the tools necessary to assess your drawback eligibility and to decide if a program is right for your company.