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Customs clearance is a key step in cross-border trade before you can formally import or export your goods. There are duties and taxes to be paid and a great deal of paperwork to be dealt with for your goods to exchange hands internationally. Compliance with local and international regulations can be a slow process heavy on documentation and red tape. Read on to learn more about customs clearance, and how we can help you overcome this bureaucracy. What Is Customs Clearance? Cu

HS codes stand for Harmonization System (fully called “Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System”) codes used by customs authorities worldwide to identify and levy duties on products crossing international borders. The HS system was first introduced in 1983 by the World Customs Organization (WCO) and is now used by more than 200 countries worldwide to classify over 98% of the merchandise in international trade. The WCO HS Committee updates the HS every 5 - 6 years to