Entry accuracy
Review classification, origin, valuation and supported tariff exceptions against the documents and entry date.
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Post-entry support
Look closer at what you paid.
A duty payment is worth reviewing when the facts, classification or applicable relief may not have been handled correctly. Kartash helps identify the right questions and the records needed to assess a recovery.
Corrections & protests
Determine whether the entry’s status and relevant deadline allow a correction, protest or another authorized procedure.
Export-related drawback
Review whether imported merchandise or qualifying substitutes that are exported or destroyed support an eligible drawback claim.
Start with the records.
- Entry numbers, entry dates and the CBP Form 7501.
- Commercial invoices and product specifications.
- Duty payment evidence, notices and liquidation information.
- For drawback, import/export or destruction records and merchandise traceability.
We review eligibility before recommending a filing. Different recovery routes have different rules and deadlines. Some duties may not be refundable through a particular process.
No refund amount or eligibility is guaranteed. An inquiry does not extend a deadline or authorize Kartash to file. We will discuss scope and fees before work proceeds.
Useful references
Request an entry review
General information for planning only. Requirements depend on the goods, parties and entry date. Verify current agency instructions and have Kartash review your shipment before filing or relying on an estimate.