Warehousing Bill of Entry requires complete import valuation, origin, duty and importer declarations before bonded warehouse deposit. The Bill of Entry for Warehousing is the prescribed customs form for requesting deposit of imported goods in a public or private warehouse. It records ... Summary
Warehousing Bill of Entry requires complete import valuation, origin, duty and importer declarations before bonded warehouse deposit.
The Bill of Entry for Warehousing is the prescribed customs form for requesting deposit of imported goods in a public or private warehouse. It records shipment, importer, goods, classification, valuation, duty, exemption and warehouse-bond particulars. Importers and customs brokers must certify the accuracy and completeness of invoices and supporting documents, disclose contrary valuation information, and make declarations on restrictions, price adjustments, additional payments, royalties, related-party transactions and Special Valuation Branch examination. Preferential duty claims require origin and certificate-related details.
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