On: January 1, 2018 By: Catherine J. Petersen
8 Things Every Importer and Exporter Should Do for the New Year
The new year is a good time for importers and exporters to review their procedures. Follow this 8-step checklist to get started.
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On: June 5, 2017 By: David Noah
Classifying Your Products for International Trade: HS, HTS and Schedule B Codes
Many exporters are puzzled by the Harmonized System (HS), the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS), and Schedule B Codes. This article can help.
On: January 30, 2017 By: John Goodrich
Who's Responsible for Classifying Your Products for Import and Export?
Your company has a regulatory responsibility to determine the correct HTS or Schedule B classification for your products for importing and exporting.
On: September 2, 2016 By: John Goodrich
Don't Start Importing or Exporting without First Knowing Your HS Codes
Too many importers and exporters start importing and exporting before they know their products' correct HS codes. That can create a world of problems.
On: March 16, 2015 By: John Goodrich
A Case of HaruMpF and MumPF
Merchandise Processing Fees (MPF) and Harbor Maintenance Fees (HMF) are levied on imported goods by the federal government and collected by Customs.
On: October 28, 2012 By: John Goodrich
So You Want to Be a Customs Broker?
Here's what you need to know about becoming a licensed customs broker and reasons why it may not be worth it.
On: September 25, 2011 By: John Goodrich
Post Entry Amendments and Post Summary Corrections
The customs entry process leads to inaccuracies because data is distorted as it passes through a company so a Post Entry Amendment may be necessary.
On: May 22, 2011 By: John Goodrich
Importing Basics: Prototypes
Prototype is original or model of articles in production and will be used exclusively for development, testing, product evaluation or quality control.
On: September 10, 2006 By: Mary K. McCormick
The Advantages of Arbitration Clauses in International Contracts
There are many reasons for settling import-export contract disputes through arbitration rather than going to court.
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