Custom Clearance

Customs clearance services implies preparation and submission of documentation that are required to enable export or imports into the country. Such services include representing clients during customs examination, assessment, payment of duty and taking delivery of cargo with documents from customs after clearance. Clearing a shipment through Customs has historically been one among the more complicated and annoying parts of the importing process. The customs brokerage profession exists to assist importers ensure compliance with all the varied laws and regulations, while ensuring goods arrive smoothly at their destinations.
CUSTOMS CLEARANCE PROCESSING
• Furnishing required paperwork for your shipment. All international shipments accompany a billboard invoice that lists both the shipper and therefore the receiver’s contact information, shipment details like description of the item and its total value, export date and airway bill number.
• Clearance of taxes and duties associated with your shipment. Determining the worth of the products to see if it’s above the tax threshold, and whether these taxes and duties are purchased .
• Payment of taxes and duties, if unpaid. At this juncture, DDU (Deliver Duty Unpaid) and DDP (Deliver Duty Paid) comes into effect.