Customs brokers are private individuals, partnerships, associations or corporations licensed, regulated and empowered by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to assist importers and exporters in meeting Federal requirements governing imports and exports. Brokers submit necessary information and appropriate payments to CBP on behalf of their clients and charge them a fee for this service. Brokers must have expertise in the entry procedures, admissibility requirements, classification, valuation, and the rates of duty and applicable taxes and fees for imported merchandise.
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What is a Licensed Customs Broker? -
Service Area Outcomes (SAO) -
Participant Eligibility -
Curriculum Overview -
Session I: Introduction -
Session II: Broker Compliance -
Session III: General Rules of Interpretation -
Session IV: Valuation -
Session V: Temporary Imports, Bonds, and Binding Ruling Requests -
Session VI: Rules of Origin -
Session VII: Quotas, Duties, and Liquidation -
Session VIII: Intellectual Property, Bonded Warehouses, and Foreign Trade Zones -
Session IX: Apparel and the Manufacturer Identification Code (MID) Directives -
Session X: Final Review
