Businesses need to be knowledgeable about the details of importing goods into their own country. ZANA Network provides the necessary tools and the framework to do that, plus data to ensure that goods are imported quickly and safely without being held up in customs. The documents below also show how to align with customs brokers to assist in meeting federal requirements governing imports and exports.

Importing into the US – Get key information on the entry of goods, invoices, special requirements, fraud and other facts you need to know.

Import Business Plan Outline  – This outline helps importers in a number of areas, including assessing product potential, allocating adequate resources, and drafting a marketing plan.

Basic Importing Instructions – Complete with a checklist and invoice information, this document covers all the essentials.

Import Trade Agreements  – Learn how the ATPA, the FAS, the GSP and other agreements affect you and your business.

Import Requirements – Get important data the various types of requirements that affect your business.

Laws Affecting Importing  – Before entering into an agreement to import goods, you should know the laws, acts and agreements that affect imported products.

Assessment of Duty  – Use this comprehensive document to understand dutiable status of goods.

Quotas – This document defines the differences between import, absolute and tariff rate quotas and how they work.

Power of Attorney: Importing  – Understand the role of the customs power of attorney, the necessary forms and documents, and procedures.

The Role of the Customs Broker  – Learn the purpose and importance of a customs broker and the advantages of having one.

Temporary Import under Bond  – Get a better understanding of what this bond is and how it works.

Moving Goods "In-bond"  – Understand this type of bond and the advantages it offers importers.

Importing FAQ – Use these questions and thorough answers to help you round out your importing research.

Importing Merchandise FAQ  – Get the contact information you need to ask questions on classification numbers, quota, duties, customs regulations, outside approvals and sampling procedures.