What is Customs Broker

A customs broker is a licensed professional who is responsible for helping businesses and individuals navigate the complex process of importing and exporting goods.

They are knowledgeable about customs regulations, tariffs, and other requirements that must be met in order to move goods across international borders.

What does a  Customs Broker do?

1. Preparing and submitting necessary documentation to customs authorities. 2. Calculating and paying import/export taxes, duties, and fees

3. Ensuring compliance with all applicable regulations and laws 4. Communicating with government agencies, carriers, and other stakeholders involved in the import/export process.

Customs Brokers play a critical role in the freight forwarding industry. Freight forwarders rely on customs brokers to ensure that all of these tasks are completed accurately and in a timely manner, so that shipments are not delayed at the border.

In some cases, customs brokers may also offer additional services that complement the services provided by freight forwarders.

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