Subheading (HTS)
For the purposes of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule, and for determining a FTA Rule of Origin, the “Subheading” refers to the first six digits of the HTS number (e.g. “3923.30”).
For the purposes of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule, and for determining a FTA Rule of Origin, the “Subheading” refers to the first six digits of the HTS number (e.g. “3923.30”).
An alpha code used to identify special tariff treatment for certain preferential trade programs. The full list of Special Program Indicators (SPI) may be found in GN3 (c) to the HTSUS.
The Customs Form (CF28) used by CBP and sent to the Customs entry filer/Importer requesting additional information necessary for proper classification and/or appraisement of merchandise and/or for insuring import compliance of such merchandise. A timely reply to CBP is required in accordance with U.S. Regulations.
The purchase order used when placing an order for merchandise that documents the agreement between the buyer and seller for the acquisition of goods. Usually issued by a buyer, the document contains information such as the detailed description of the goods, purchase price, payment terms, transportation, etc. With increased technology, these forms are often generated [...]
The means by which an importer, consignee, or other designated party may challenge decisions made by CBP after an entry liquidates.
An activity occurring after (post) entry data information is submitted to CBP. A post entry amendment allows importers to make corrections to entry summaries already filed with CBP but not yet liquidated.
Materials and containers in which a good is packaged for retail sale; e.g. clam shells and boxes normally sold with articles.
A good qualifying for preferential duty treatment under the specified Free Trade Agreement or Special Trade Program Rules of Origin.
The U.S. Customs Form (CF29) used by CBP and sent to the Customs entry filer/Importer as a notice of action concerning a Customs entry.
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is a regional agreement between the United States, Canada and Mexico which provides for reduced or duty free treatment on originating goods into the territory of one NAFTA party from the territory of another NAFTA party.