Customs Brokerage
License Preparation
Syllabus and
Course Requirements
Prepare
for the Custom Broker License Examination at your pace
Course procedure
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What to order for the
course? You will need your own copy for
at-home study and the examination. We recommend that you order from the US
Government Printing Office - https://bookstore.gpo.gov/.
Title 19, Code of
Federal Regulations (Customs Regulations – most updated version),
Parts 0 -199 (2 parts - 0-140:
Cfr Title 19 Pt 0-140 ; Code Of Federal Regulations(2021) | U.S. Government
Bookstore (gpo.gov), parts 141-199:
Cfr Title 19 Pt 141-199 ; Code Of Federal Regulations(2021) | U.S. Government
Bookstore (gpo.gov)). CFR
19 Free on line Harmonized Tariff
Schedule of the United States (current year:
Harmonized Tariff Schedules Of The Annotated For Statistical Reportingpurposed
33rd Edition 2021 | U.S. Government Bookstore (gpo.gov) )
Current HTS - Free on line Note: Classification questions drilled in this
course will be based on the current tariff schedule. As many questions come from previous years'
examinations, answers involving the tariff should be updated to reflect
the current tariff. Lead Instructor:
David Bennett, H.C. Bennett
Company, tel. 443-695-9727 or e-mail: dab@hcbennett.com. If unavailable when you call, please leave a
message on voice mail. Messages will be returned within 24 hours. CB License # 6631, issued 11.21.80. Disclaimer:
It is possible that some of the "official" answers to the previous
test questions may have logical alternative answers due to changes in Customs
procedures or through differing interpretations of the intent of the question
given at the time it was tested. The
drilling of previous test questions is intended to be a teaching exercise to
understand the regulations and tariff better.
Knowing the "answers" by rote is not the objective of the
drill. Technology: This
course makes use of current available technology. The student is expected to have access to the
Internet and MS Office (or compatible) software. Adobe Acrobat (or compatible) is also
required to open PDF files.
Syllabus: The
Syllabus shown below is most likely subject to change. The objective is to tailor the course to the
students, not the other way around. All
topics shown below will be covered, but not necessarily in the order or
priority shown. Flexibility is the key to successful study.
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Segment
1 Introduction / course overview and objectives Importer overview
-- Classification, Valuation, Binding Rulings, Regulations, Refund Requests,
Duty Favored, IPR, C/O Marking, Customs Procedures, & Entry Types Customs Bonds -
their importance Import Procedural Requirements – Entry types, Protests, Import Requirements, etc. Commercial Invoice
Requirements of Customs Segment
2 Classification - in depth Classification Guidance Nuts & Bolts
of Classification GRI General Head-notes
of the Harmonized Tariff Classification
Drills Segment 3 Valuation - in depth Duty Refunds -
Protests / 520c FTZ / Warehouse Special Program
Indicators (Trade Programs) Trade Acts Duty Favored
provisions |
Segment 4 Marking IPR Drawback Nuts
& Bolts 1 Segment 5 Broker Compliance Textiles USMCA Nuts
& Bolts 2 Segment 6 Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures & Liquidated Damages Mod
Act Provisions Import
scenario case study Assessment Examination Anatomy
of a test question |
Training ...Individualized for International Trade
Ops
Operation Tools ... for Import/Export Ops
Trade Manager...
IOR/ Export
Management