Event
Oct. 27th 12pm ET
On-Demand Webinar
CAPE Phase Three: An Opportunity and a Risk
About this session
- How CAPE phase three creates the largest refund and liability exposure most importers have on the books.
- Audits to run: a consistency audit for conflicting HTS codes, an accuracy audit tying descriptions, COO, and HTS to the SKU, and an opportunity audit for reclassification and tariff engineering.
- Why using multiple brokers quietly produces inconsistent classifications across your entry history, and how CBP's shift to holistic auditing turns that into a risk.
- Where tech & AI can and cannot help you with your CAPE refunds.
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