Logistics & customs – Introduction to customs classification

Logistics & customs – Introduction to customs classification, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.05, with 16 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 182 reviews, and has 2298 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn about and understand what customs classification is. Know what HS and HTS are and what they are used for. Be able to read, look up online, and interpret a HS or HTS customs code and find the possible applicable duty rates. Be in position to pursue further advanced training related to the actual customs classification of goods. This course is ideal for individuals who are Individuals working or aspiring to work in the field of transportation, logistics, trade compliance or supply chain. or Individuals whose role will bring them to interact in some way or other with trade compliance and customs classification. or Individuals who will be involved in international trade. or Individuals curious about customs classification and the Harmonized System. It is particularly useful for Individuals working or aspiring to work in the field of transportation, logistics, trade compliance or supply chain. or Individuals whose role will bring them to interact in some way or other with trade compliance and customs classification. or Individuals who will be involved in international trade. or Individuals curious about customs classification and the Harmonized System.

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Summary

Title: Logistics & customs – Introduction to customs classification

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 16

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 16

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 19

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 19

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Learn about and understand what customs classification is.
Know what HS and HTS are and what they are used for.
Be able to read, look up online, and interpret a HS or HTS customs code and find the possible applicable duty rates.
Be in position to pursue further advanced training related to the actual customs classification of goods.

Who Should Attend

Individuals working or aspiring to work in the field of transportation, logistics, trade compliance or supply chain.
Individuals whose role will bring them to interact in some way or other with trade compliance and customs classification.
Individuals who will be involved in international trade.
Individuals curious about customs classification and the Harmonized System.

Target Audiences

Individuals working or aspiring to work in the field of transportation, logistics, trade compliance or supply chain.
Individuals whose role will bring them to interact in some way or other with trade compliance and customs classification.
Individuals who will be involved in international trade.
Individuals curious about customs classification and the Harmonized System.

Learn about customs classification, the Harmonized System and the US Harmonized Tariff Schedule with this Allyn International eLearning course.

Learning objectives:

Following this course, the student should:

Understand what customs classification is.
Know what HS and HTS are and what they are used for.
Be able to read, look up online, and interpret a HS or HTS customs code and find the possible applicable duty rates.
Be in position to pursue further advanced training related to the actual customs classification of goods.

Introduction to customs classification training content:

In this trade compliance training, we will look at some introductory information related to customs classification.

Customs classification is the fact of determining in which category goods should be placed in relation to their customs clearance. Categorizing them is need for duties & tariff as well as trade rules, restrictions, quota and statistical purposes.

We will start by presenting the international Harmonized System used as a basis for the global classification of goods for customs purposes.
We will then explain the difference between the international HS system and the systems used on national levels.
We will finish by looking in a few more details at the national classification system used in the US – the US HTS – see how it is structured and how it is linked to the applicable tariffs and duties.

Interactive parts are available to assist with the learning and validate the knowledge acquired in this customs and trade compliance training.

The information in this module will be high level, introductory only. For more advanced information please refer to further specific training materials and options.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: About customs

Lecture 1: Introduction to customs 1

Lecture 2: Introduction to customs 2

Chapter 3: The Harmonized System (HS)

Lecture 1: HS classification in situation

Lecture 2: The Harmonized System (HS) and its purpose

Lecture 3: Structure and Organization of HS

Lecture 4: National Commodity classifications

Chapter 4: The Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS)

Lecture 1: The Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS)

Lecture 2: Structure of HTS

Lecture 3: Organization of the HTS

Lecture 4: HTS nomenclature

Lecture 5: Reading the HTS

Lecture 6: HTS summary

Chapter 5: Schedule B

Lecture 1: Schedule B

Chapter 6: Additional reading

Lecture 1: Customs Classification and harmonized codes

Chapter 7: Quiz

Lecture 1: Customs classification and trade compliance quiz

Instructors

Allyn Training
Logistics training and short courses by Allyn International

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