With recent global tariff developments, Trade Compliance has surged to the forefront of current news. Here are 5 important areas that importers/exporters should focus on regarding Trade Compliance.
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The Trump Administration’s Trade Policy Agenda document has been published and is available online. Click on the link for more information and access to the USTR’s 2025 Trade Policy Agenda and 2024 Annual Report.
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TCP provides in-depth audit and compliance assessment services which provide valuable information in easy-to-understand formats giving you the ability to make informed decisions concerning trade compliance. Our services are scalable, customizable, and affordable.
There are numerous areas importers can examine to determine if duty is recoverable after payment to US Customs. From Post Summary Corrections to Duty Drawbacks, TCP can provide the services necessary to facilitate the accelerated recovery of any duties or fees that are legally recoverable by the importer. Click here for more information on TCP’s duty recovery services.
Ensuring the security of your supply chain is one of the best ways to avoid costly disruptions and delays and provides tangible benefits such as protecting your cargo and mitigating terrorist interdiction. In today’s trading environment, supply chain security is no longer an option, it is a necessity.
Correct classification of your products is the cornerstone of your product trade data. It can determine duty rate, FTA eligibility, applicability of additional tariffs, antidumping and countervailing duty, export license requirements and other factors necessary for compliant, cost-effective international trade.