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Hi there, customs broker and freight broker are not the same. A freight broker is an intermediary between a shipper and freight service provider within a country's borders. A customs broker is the intermediary between an importer, or exporter, and a government's customs department in the country of destination.

@@coleinternational266 thanks. How about freight broker and freight forwarder, are they the same? If not is there any other term for freight broker?

@@doncorleone7940 Hello, we have some blogs with detailed answers for you. Here are some links: blog.coleintl.com/blog/freight-forwarder-vs.-customs-broker-vs.-full-service-logistics-provider and blog.coleintl.com/blog/freight-forwarder-vs.-customs-broker-whats-the-difference ... Let me know what you think!

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Hi Amber, the short answer is yes. Please send us an email with all the information to Letstalk@coleintl.com and we'll get back to you as soon as possible. Have a great day!

Craig, thank you for your comment.

Hi Juliet, it depends on the type of art, what are the materials of the art, and the intented purpose of the product.

Hi robin, Auto Parts - Bracket- would be classified as both material made (metal) and as named item (bracket for auto part) in the HS classification.

It's simple, wisely Apply GIR Rule 1 and 6, HS stands 8302

Hi Carmela, we are not really sure what your question is. However, here are a few blog links that may help you find what you're looking for. Have a great day! blog.coleintl.com/blog/tariff-classification-basics , blog.coleintl.com/blog/a-closer-look-end-use-tariff-codes , blog.coleintl.com/blog/logistics-101-tariff-classification

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It's can be combined, to collect correct custom duty, avoid theft of duty revenue by assessment on base of tariff

Hi Paul, there are a number of options for a qualified individual to become a compliance officer through specialized training whether it be with Governmental Agencies or with a non-government organization such as a customs broker or an importer. There are numerous colleges in Canada and the U.S. that offer formalized training in the field of customs administration and compliance. Loyalist College, Sanford Fleming and Wilfrid Laurier to name a few. We hope this helps!

Hi there, classification of an assembled item depends on what the assembled item becomes. Some assembled items will become a completely different product from the unassembled parts and therefore have a new tariff classification. Sometimes assembled items stay the same classification as one of the unassembled parts. It also depends on whether the goods were actually physically assembled, or just packaged into a kit. If it was just packaged as a kit, and the goods are sold at retail as the kit, then it depends on what the main characteristic of the kit is. In the example below, if a usb cable is physically attached with a plug, this is more likely to be classified as the usb cable - since the tariff classification for cables allow those fitted with connectors. Each situation will have its own unique classification depending on the individual parts and the finished assembled product and how much transformation has taken place.

Hi there, thank you for your comment.

Hi there, we are not really sure what your question is. However, here are a few blogs that may help you find what you're looking for. blog.coleintl.com/blog/the-value-of-a-good-customs-broker , blog.coleintl.com/blog/working-with-your-customs-broker-and-carm , blog.coleintl.com/blog/when-to-engage-a-customs-broker_revised . Have a great day!

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