1. Document collection and organization: Collect and organize all necessary documents related to the goods being shipped or received, including invoices, bills of lading and customs forms.
2. Complete customs declarations: Complete all required customs declarations completely and accurately, ensuring that all information is provided correctly and in compliance with customs regulations.
3. Calculate Taxes and Charges: Calculate all taxes, fees and charges associated with shipping or receiving the item, ensuring that all charges are paid and documented.
4. Liaison with Customs Officials: Work closely with customs officials to ensure that all shipments clear customs quickly and efficiently. They may also be required to contact the customer and provide information about the status of their shipment.
5. Resolving Issues and Disputes: Responsible for resolving issues and disputes related to customs procedures, including issues related to incorrect or missing documents, discrepancies in value or quantity or other problems may arise.
6. Record and Document Retention: Maintain accurate records and documentation relating to all shipments and clearance operations, ensuring that all records are up to date and in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. relevant regulations.
7. Updating Customs Regulations: Stay up to date with any changes and updates on customs regulations and procedures, ensuring that all shipments comply with the latest rules and regulations
