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2021 Customs Webinar Import 101 March 31 – April 1, 2021 Register now at siaed.org
2021 CUSTOMS AND IMPORT WEBINAR
Import 101
Online | March 31 – April 1, 2021
SIA is pleased to present a webinar showcasing Imports and Border Protection (CBP) and their role in Imports,
and Customs; get the information you need to stay the role of your Customs Broker and how they differ
compliant with U.S. Import Regulations. Attend this from your freight forwarder. The webinar will include
engaging webinar and join your peers in the trade an industry panel providing perspectives on what you
compliance profession and learn about compliance should have in your Import Compliance Plan and how
issues that matter to you from Customs experts who to meet Importer Responsibilities along with topics that
are passionate about the topic. Customs holds the support best practices.
Importer of Record ultimately liable for the accuracy of Speakers invited include members of U.S. Customs and
cross- border transactions. This makes it imperative that Border Protection and industry who will provide real-
you maintain a high level of sophistication, demonstrate world insight on the foundation of a successful Import
due diligence, and ensure you understand your Program and the elements to keep in mind to understand
responsibilities. Be prepared to hear about Customs the consequences of noncompliance.
SIA President: Marc Binder, International Trade Compliance Strategies
Conference Director: Kate Koeppen, Schaeffler Group USA
Speaker Co-Chairs: Stella Thomas, Alion Science and Technology
Cindy M. Hollohan,L3Harris Technologies
Audio/Visual/Publications Chair: Randy Cook, Ankura
SIA Event Liaison: Carmella Bowden, Knowledge International, LLC
SIA Business Manager: Scott Garrison, SIA
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Wednesday, March 31, 2021
1:00 Opening Remarks
Marc Binder,International Trade Compliance Strategies, SIA President
Kate Koeppen,Schaeffler Group USA ., SIA Conference Director
1:15 Role of CBP in Imports
Speaker TBD
• Border Crossing 101
• CBP at Airports
• CBP at Seaports
Q&A
2:15 Overview of U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP)
Speaker TBD
Q&A
3:00 Break
3:10 Role of Your Customs Broker and Reasonable Care
Speaker TBD
• What is Reasonable Care?
Classification/Documentation
Section 232/301’s
Valuation
Origin and marking
Recordkeeping
Participating Government Agencies
Forced Labor
• Importer Entry Reviews – do I need to do them?
• Understanding the Entry Process
• How are Customs Brokers different from Freight Forwarders
4:10 Duty Free Entries
Speaker TBD
• U.S. Goods Returned
• DOD Duty Free under USG Contract
• ATA Carnets
Q&A
Join us Online!
5:00 Webinar Day 1 Adjourned Conference information and registration at
Day 2 continued on the next page
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Thursday, April 1, 2021
1:00 Opening Remarks
Kate Koeppen,Schaeffler Group USA Conference Director
1:05 Industry Panel: Industry Perspective on Meeting Importer Responsibilities
Speaker TBD
• Import Compliance Plan
Managing Your Broker
Documented Processes/Manual
Recordkeeping
Auditing
ACE Portal
Q&A
2:05 Focused Assessment/Prior Disclosures
Speaker TBD
• DO’s and Don’ts
• C-TPAT
• Importer Self-Assessment Program – how to avoid a focused assessment
Q&A
3:00 Break
3:10 INCOTERMS
Speaker TBD
The internationally set of rules, published by the Chamber of Commerce (ICC), that define the specific responsibilities of
sellers and buyers for the delivery of goods under international sales contracts. In September 2019, the ICC released the
newest version of the rules (Incoterms 2020) that took effect on January 1, 2020. Specific topics will include:
• What are Incoterms?
• How the new Incoterms® 2020 terms deviate from Incoterms® 2010
• Overview of the maritime terms in Incoterms® 2020
• Overview of the Incoterms® 2020 terms that can be used in any mode of transportation
• Transfer of title and risk of loss under Incoterms® 2020
• The levels of insurance coverage under Incoterms® 2020
• Security-related requirements
• The role of Incoterms® in determining the customs value of goods imported into the United States
• The risks and benefits of each term
• When does insurance transfer?
• When does risk transfer?
• Proper description of sales terms in contracts for the sale of goods
Q&A Conference information and registration at
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