CBP added a new ACE report to track Section 232 auto import adjustment offsets
CBP title: Section 232 Auto Credit Report Now Available in ACE Reports
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What did CBP announce?
CBP announced a new ACE Reports tool, TR-015 Section 232 Auto Credit, for importers and brokers with an ACE role. It shows entries filed with an offset license number for Section 232 duty offsets on automobile parts. The report helps track offset amounts claimed against limits set by the Department of Commerce.
What is Allied's position?
This report is a tracking tool for clients who use Section 232 auto parts offset licenses. It does not change any duty rate or filing requirement, and Allied does not need to take new action because of it. Clients who use these offsets should ask Allied to review their entries if they want help monitoring their license balances.
General information, not legal advice.
What does the CBP message say?
A new standard report is now available in ACE Reports for users with an importer or broker role to identify entries that were filed with an offset license number for an import adjustment offset applicable to Section 232 duties on automobile parts. This report will assist importers and customs brokers to keep track of the amount of import adjustment offsets claimed for specific license numbers. Importers and customs brokers are responsible for ensuring that they do not exceed import adjustment offset amounts granted by the Department of Commerce.
This new report is titled TR-015 Section 232 Auto Credit and can be found via the below folder path in ACE Reports.
Report Location: Public Folders/ACE/Trade/Importer(or Broker)/Entry Summary/Trade Remedy/Section 232
Please send any questions or comments to ace.reports@cbp.dhs.gov (mailto:ace.reports@cbp.dhs.gov).
Thank you, The ACE Reports Team
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