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21 maj 2024 · Section 321 Data Pilot In this pilot, CBP is testing the utility of accepting advance data from e-commerce supply chain partners, including online marketplaces, for risk segmentation purposes. Entry Type 86 Test
- Entry Type 86 Frequently Asked Questions
When a shipment exceeds the $800 threshold, none of the...
- Tftea Implementation Updates
CBP is embracing a renewed approach to trade facilitation...
- What is Section 321?
CBP is conducting a voluntary test of a Section 321 de...
- Entry Type 86 Frequently Asked Questions
CBP is conducting a voluntary test of a Section 321 de mini-mis commercial entry process through the creation of the new Entry Type “86.” Entry Type 86 allows customs brokers and self-filers to electronically submit de minimis entries through ABI, including those subject to PGA data requirements for clearance.
21 sie 2024 · When a shipment exceeds the $800 threshold, none of the shipments imported on that day by a known ultimate consignee, often a purchaser, are eligible for entry under Section 321. The shipments must instead be entered as a Type 11 informal or Type 01 formal entry.
18 wrz 2024 · Section 321 is a U.S. Customs and Border Protection rule that allows goods valued at $800 or less to enter the U.S. tax and duty-free. But 2024 has brought about several changes and proposed updates to this regulation, impacting businesses throughout the supply chain.
To qualify for Section 321, the main requirement is that the value of your shipment must not exceed $800, also known as the “de minimis” threshold. You are allowed to send only one shipment per day to a single address.
Discover the key differences between Section 321 and Entry Type 86 (T86) for importing goods, including data requirements and compliance essentials.
A de minimis shipment commonly referred to as Section 321, allows for goods valued at $800 USD or less, to enter duty-free into the U.S. Under this legislation they are also permitted to enter without formal entry.
