Discover how UK and EU exporters can reduce US import duty costs without reducing their own prices
US import duties continue to place significant pressure on importers and supply chains. However, many businesses are unaware that a legitimate customs valuation method known as First Sale for Export (FSFE) may allow US duty to be calculated on an earlier transaction value within the supply chain.
For eligible transactions, this can generate substantial duty savings for US importers while allowing exporters to maintain their margins and strengthen customer relationships.
Join customs and trade specialist Douglas Mackay on 15th September at 10am for this practical 60-minute webinar, where he will explain how First Sale for Export works, the legal framework behind it, and the key compliance requirements businesses need to understand.
What You Will Learn
During this webinar, we will cover:
- How First Sale for Export can reduce US import duty costs
- Understanding the First Sale transaction structure
- The legal framework and relevant CBP rulings
- The three-part eligibility test used by US Customs and Border Protection
- Incoterms, title transfer and payment considerations
- Common compliance risks and documentation requirements
- Practical examples from European supply chains
- How to work effectively with US customers to implement First Sale arrangements
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is ideal for:
- Export Managers
- International Sales Teams
- Finance Directors
- Supply Chain Professionals
- Customs and Trade Compliance Teams
- Manufacturers exporting to the United States
- Businesses working with US distributors or importers
Included with Registration
All attendees will receive a complimentary copy of our:
First Sale for Export Practitioner Guidelines which includes:
- FSFE eligibility self-assessment
- Five-question diagnostic tool
- Documentation checklist
- Incoterms reference guide
- Practical implementation guidance
Register HERE today to discover whether First Sale for Export could help your business and your US customers reduce import duty costs.