Four common misconceptions in the relationship between importers and customs brokers
Peter Mitchell
Customs and Trade Consultant, Mitchell Trade Consulting Ltd.
June 16, 2022
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Importers often try to avoid customs clearance processes, relying entirely on the customs broker. On the one hand, the broker is a customs expert, possesses relevant experience and, ultimately, receives a commission for his/her work. It seems that the importer should not be involved in the processes managed by the customs broker. On the other hand, such self-exclusion can result in very unpleasant financial and reputational consequences. This article considers the most common misconceptions of importers in cooperation with customs brokers, which cause losses for both sides.
- Market: EU - European Union Europe North America
- Copyright of the journal: Lithuanian Customs Practitioners Association
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