Jr. International Trade Specialist
Current• Creating Customs Breakdowns for Inbound US Shipments (Ocean, Air, and Courier): • This involves meticulously documenting and categorizing goods arriving in the United States via ocean, air, or courier services. It encompasses: o Classification of goods based on their nature and intended use. o Verification of country of origin to determine applicable tariffs and trade agreements. o Preparation and submission of customs declarations to facilitate seamless clearance through US customs. o Coordination with customs brokers or agents to ensure compliance and efficient customs clearance.• Processing Inbound Freight Invoices: • This task involves managing and reconciling invoices related to inbound freight shipments. It includes: o Verifying invoice accuracy and completeness, ensuring alignment with contractual terms. o Matching invoices with corresponding shipment documentation and purchase orders. o Resolving any discrepancies or billing errors with suppliers or freight carriers. o Recording and tracking invoice payments and ensuring timely settlement to maintain positive supplier relationships.• Duty Drawback: • Duty drawback refers to the process of recovering customs duties paid on imported goods that are subsequently exported or used in manufacturing products for export. Key aspects include: o Identifying eligible goods and transactions for duty drawback claims. o Collecting necessary documentation to support drawback claims, such as import/export records and manufacturing documentation. o Filing drawback claims with US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) or relevant authorities.
