Import Compliance Consulting
The U.S. importer is solely responsible for his act of importing goods into USA, and is solely liable for any incurred duties, fees, and penalties upon his act of importing goods into USA. The importer will pay for any incorrect valuation, inaccurate classification, wrong country of origin marking, unqualified manufacturer, non-compliance with FDA, EPA, USDA and other government agencies' regulations. The best strategy to minimize the risks of importing goods unto USA is to get help from Accuracy Custom brokers' Import Compliance Program.
Accuracy Custom Brokers will help you navigate the challenging CBP Import regulations and FDA regulations or other applicable government regulations, identify the potential risks in your current import compliance procedures, and develop a better or perfect import compliance procedures for your company.
Accuracy Custom brokers' Services include
@ CBP Bond Compliance
@ ISF Documentation
@ Entry Documentation
@ Entry Summary Documentation
@ Post Entry Summary Documentation
@ Drawback Entry Documentation
@ Protest Documentation
@ Petition for Relief Upon Receipt of Notice of Penalty, Seizure, or Forfeiture
@ Import Permit Application
@ Manufacturer and Product Registration and Approval with FDA
@ Manufacturer and Product Registration and Approval with USDA
@ Recordkeeping
@ Risk Assessments
@ Supplier Credit and Reputation Assessment
@ Strategy to Handle Antidumping Investigation
@ HTS Classification
@ Valuation
@ Free Trade Agreement Compliance
@ Frequent Intensive Container Examination
@ Refund of Excessive Duty Payments
@ Import Compliance Implementation
Your best choice to minimize risks and costs is to
Working with Accuracy Custom brokers to expedite your goods pass through CBP clearance.
Disclaimers
The importer/exporter is solely responsible for his act of importation/exportation, and he is solely liable for the the duties, fees, and penalties upon his act of importation/exportation. The information provided on CBPbrokers.com is to our best knowledge and experiences and it is not your definitive source for information. If you have any doubts or need additional clarifications, US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and other US government agencies are the definitive sources for your questions.
