Bill of Entry compliance requires complete import valuation, duty, origin, related-party and supporting-document declarations for home consumption. The Bill of Entry for Home Consumption requires disclosure of imported goods' shipment, classification, valuation, duty, tax and exemption particulars. ... Summary
Bill of Entry compliance requires complete import valuation, duty, origin, related-party and supporting-document declarations for home consumption.
The Bill of Entry for Home Consumption requires disclosure of imported goods' shipment, classification, valuation, duty, tax and exemption particulars. Importers and customs brokers must certify that invoice and supporting-document particulars are true and correct, disclose contrary information, valuation adjustments, additional costs, conditions of sale, related-party status and Special Valuation Branch examination details. Preferential-duty claims require treaty, certificate of origin, origin criteria, cumulation and transport details, supported by an importer declaration that the goods qualify as originating goods.
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