Import Basics Quick Start Guide

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Import Basics Quick Start Guide

by Sandra L. Tumbarello

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Import Basics Quick Start Guide Summary:

As a US Importer, you are required to adhere to and follow a host of regulations & laws or face possible fines, penalties and loss of importing privileges. For many importers this means additional personnel or training of established personnel in trying to maintain proper compliance activities and development of adequate procedures. This guide offers various information in quickly developing appropriate procedures and accessing information particular to your import commodity.

Import Basics Guide saves valuable time and resources by including: Intro to Importing, Mod Act, Finding Import Tariff & Duty Information, Security, Process & Procedures for Compliance, Role of Forwarders and Brokers, Documentation Requirements and more.

About the Author:
The author, Sandra L. Tumbarello, is a licensed US Customs Broker and ISO 9000 certified auditor. Over the past decade, Sandra has worked for Customs Brokers, Freight Forwarders and a Global Manufacturer in the Energy Market. It wasn’t until her position as, Customs Manager, for the Global Manufacturer that Sandra decided to try and obtain her Broker’s license. Even with the resulting license, Sandra has focused her efforts on providing specialized services to the import/export community rather than providing actual brokerage clearance services. All of her years as the, Customs Manager, provided Sandra with the compassion for teaching and assisting companies in trying to manage daily activities with compliance responsibilities. Running a business, in and of itself, is so extremely time consuming that US trade regulations added into the mix is just overwhelming and many times goes without proper attention until it’s too late. Sandra tries to provide information in a format that relates to the importer/exporter frustrations and with the understanding of time constraints.