Introduction: The U.S Department of Commerce regulates exports and re-exports of "dual-use" items through EAR (Export Administrative Regulations). If any controlled product is of U.S origin or in anyway connected with U.S then even if it's shipped anywhere from outside the U.S to any other countries, it should be compliant with EAR and require a license from the U.S BIS (Bureau of Industry and Security). When a foreign-based company imports products or components from the U.S and uses them in its production, and then exports the produced materials to another country, the process is known as U.S. Re-export and is subject to U.S. regulations. Firstly, we need to determine if any foreign-produced materials that contains the U.S origin components are subject to EAR or exempted based on the de-minimis exception. Here the ultimate destination countries are classified as "Non-Critical / Friendly Countries" and...
Introduction: Here in this blog, we will see the partner dependent customs processing method. Partner dependent customs processing is performed based on the partner determination for partner dependent actions. A partner function is entered in the configuration which is compared to the partner function in the declaration and an action is performed if the partner function is available in the declaration. For ex: If we need to share any customs form with any specific partner like Customs broker over email, then we can assign the customs broker partner function CUSLCB in the configuration and then maintain the partner function in the customs declaration for sending the customs form directly to the customs broker over email. Below we will see only the main steps to configure and activate the partner dependent processing. Make sure to complete all other required customs management setup to have the import / export declaration getting created for the required...