U.S.
Customs Import Procedures Manual©
According to the U.S. Customs Service’s Regulatory Audit Division,
customs auditors are finding that few importers have an import
compliance manual which counts as a deficiency in a Focused
Assessment. Apparently most importers don’t have the time or the
wherewithal to create an import compliance manual. To be of
assistance, we created the U.S. Customs Import Procedures Manual This
151 page manual provides importers with the basic import procedures
necessary to satisfy the Reasonable Care standards imposed by the
Customs Service. The manual is written for a large company but because
it is published electronically in a Word Format it can be tailored to
any size company. Cost is $199.
Contents:
Company Policy Regarding U.S. Customs Importation Requirements.
Internal Memo to Departments.
U.S. Customs Import Procedures:
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American Goods Returned
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Articles Assembled Abroad of U.S. Origin
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Articles Repaired or Altered Abroad
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Assists
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Audits
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Bonds
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Classification of Imported Merchandise
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Commercial Invoice Requirements
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Country of Origin Determinations
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Country of Origin Markings
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Defective Merchandise
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Entry Summary Review
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Instruments of International Traffic
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Liquidation of Customs Duties
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The
Nafta Certificate of Origin
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Notices of Action
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Overages, Shortages & Damages
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Penalty Notices
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The
U.S. Customs ACS Reconciliation Prototype
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Recordkeeping Requirements
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Requests for Information
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Temporary Importations under Bond
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Value
The
manual contains the following reference materials: The U.S. Customs
Reasonable Care Checklist; The J List of Marking Exceptions; Frequent
Errors in Invoicing: Customs Penalty Notices; The Principles of Tariff
Classification; The ACS Reconciliation Prototype; Compendium of
Customs Terms.
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