Customs Trade Classification under the Harmonized Tariff & Schedule B
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Category Classification under the Harmonized Tariff & Schedule B, Customs Trade Classification, Harmonized Tariff Schedule, Schedule B Code, Electronic Export Information, global supply chain, Harmonized Tariff Schedule, general structure of the HTSUS, Global Harmonized System, General Rules of Interpretation
Deadline: March 26, 2018 | Date: March 26, 2018
Venue/Country: Fremont, California, U.S.A
Updated: 2018-03-08 20:55:50 (GMT+9)
Call For Papers - CFP
DescriptionImporters and exporters alike require a firm understanding of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) and the Schedule B Code in order to properly apply the rules for classifying their products for import and export. Tariff classifications drive the duty rates that will be applied to imported merchandise, while Schedule B Codes (as well as their HTSUS classification counterparts) are required to be reported in exporters' Electronic Export Information (EEI) filings submitted into the Automated Commercial Environment.Customs classifications are complex and often not intuitive. Learning the best ways to navigate the legal rules and best practices to properly assign trade classifications to your internationally traded goods will provide accurate rates of duty, improved financial forecasting, and avoid potentially damaging penalties for non-conformance. Correct classifications also provide the cornerstone for many trade agreement rules; therefore, inaccurate classifications can have a cascading effect throughout your global supply chain. It helps you avoid those potential pitfalls.Objectives of the PresentationUnderstand the Harmonized System and when to use the Harmonized Tariff or Schedule BLearn how to classify goods in the Harmonized Tariff Schedule for import, and the Schedule B for exportAnalyze different aspects of the U.S Harmonized Tariff ScheduleUnderstand the general structure of the HTSUS in detailExecute the classification of products and objects based on the rules and regulations discoveredLearn what "tools" are out there to assist with your classification processAvoid fines, penalties over payment of duties and other regulatory compliance problemsWhy Should you AttendFortunes can be won and lost based on correct or incorrect trade classifications. Further, most trade agreements that provide for landed cost saving opportunities are based, at least in part, on a tariff shift theory, which can only be lawfully accomplished by understanding the rules for assigning import and export classifications.This session by expert speaker Randi S. Waltuck Barnett will discuss the classification systems, what the legal rules are for applying them to your globally traded goods, and how best to meet the legal standard of exercising reasonable care when assigning classifications to your imported and exported merchandise. It will further discuss how to avoid significant potential penalties for material violations, and how to assure best-practices for trade compliance by understanding this business-critical, complex area of customs law. Areas CoveredThe Global Harmonized SystemAnatomy of a trade classification number (Chapter, Heading, Subheading, and beyond)Legal rules of trade classification, including theGeneral Rules of Interpretation (GRIs)Section NotesChapter NotesAdditional classification tools beyond the legal rules to help you classify your goodsBest practices for researching and documenting assigned trade classifications, to meet the "Mod Act" requirementsAgent management methods to ensure that government declarations are accurateBest practices for creating internal controls around import-export classificationPost-transaction self-assessment methodsWho will BenefitImport ComplianceCustoms and Export Compliance Managers and PersonnelFreight ForwardersCustomer BrokersImportersInternational trade consultantsClassification specialistsImport managersUS and Global Trade Compliance ProfessionalsPurchasing and Procurement DepartmentsSupply Chain ProfessionalsAttorneys and Legal StaffInternational Logistics ProfessionalSales & Marketing ProfessionalsAll types of industries that trade in goods across North American bordersAny company that has imports, domestic sales of foreign goods, and/or exportsFor Registrationhttps://www.onlinecompliancepanel.com/webinar/Customs-Trade-Classification-under-the-Harmonized-Tariff-Schedule-B-503117/MARCH-2018-ES-OURGLOCALNote: Use Promo Code YDEZ6H and get 10% off on registration (Valid till MARCH 31st 2018)
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