Post-clearance customs audit · UK · EU · US · Canada
Your broker files. We check.
MyCustomsInfo® audits every declaration against your commercial documents, finds underpaid and overpaid duty, and gives you an audit-ready position before the customs authority asks.
- ISO 27001:2022 certified
- Registered trade mark UK00003864881
- Founder with 47 years in customs
- UK CDS · EU UCC · US ACE · Canada CARM
Real outcomes. Real clients.
Figures as at 15/10/2026
A selection of CustomsPlus® engagements below — examples of the methodology now built into MyCustomsInfo®.
Overpaid duty across four EU member states (DE, NL, BE, FR). Three years of declarations audited. Single engagement, six months.
£6M customs demand reduced to £1.6M through declaration-by-declaration audit. Every line challenged with evidence.
Post-Brexit reclassification errors across UK and Ireland. Three years audited. Corrections filed by client’s broker.
Examples from completed CustomsPlus® engagements delivered with MyCustomsInfo®. Client names are anonymised under NDA.
Checking declarations by hand doesn’t scale.
If you file 10,000 declarations a year, checking them by hand runs to about 18,000 hours. Where the full document set is present a check takes about 1.3 hours; where a document has to be requested, about 2.2 hours. Most importers never check at all — until an audit does it for them.
What MyCustomsInfo® does for you
Recover overpaid duty
Find classification, valuation and relief errors that cost you money, with the evidence to support a repayment claim.
Reduce your exposure
Spot underpaid duty and inconsistencies before the customs authority does, so you can correct them on your terms.
Prove compliance on demand
Every declaration matched to its documents and findings recorded, ready for an audit, a buyer’s due diligence or your board.
How it works
How MyCustomsInfo® audits a declaration
Declared data in. Line-level findings, recoverable duty and an evidence pack out.
01 · Data in
Declaration data
CDS, EU national systems, ACE and CARM extracts
Broker entry data
Line-level entries from your appointed brokers
Commercial records
Invoices, origin proofs, licences and rulings
02 · MyCustomsInfo® audit engine
Every line tested against the rules in force on the date of import
Classification
Code tested against goods description
Valuation
Price, freight, assists and royalties
Origin & preference
Claims matched to proof held
Duty & tax
Recalculated line by line
Additional duties
IEEPA, Section 232/301 and trade remedies
Procedures & reliefs
Procedure codes and relief claims tested
03 · Findings out
Errors flagged by line
What is wrong, why and the rule applied
Recoverable duty quantified
Overpayments ready for a repayment claim
Exposure rated
Underpayments ranked by risk before the authority finds them
Evidence pack
Workings for a repayment claim, disclosure or audit response
1,175,000+
declaration lines audited (2026 year to date)
£20bn+
declared value audited, year to date (GBP equivalent)
12 hours
usual time to first audit output
MyCustomsInfo® audits and advises. It never files declarations. · Figures as at 15/10/2026
See your audit preview
This is the kind of summary MyCustomsInfo® produces: every declaration matched to its documents, exceptions and items for review flagged, and the potential exposure quantified. Switch regime to see how findings differ across UK CDS, EU AES and US ACE.
Illustrative example — not client data.
Audit summary
Illustrative exampleUnderpaid duty
Entry 4471-0092
Preference not claimed
Eligible origin
Valuation discrepancy
CDS DV1 mismatch
Classification inconsistency
Same product, 2 codes
Compliant entries
No action
Potential exposure identified
£21,580
Illustrative example. Figures shown for demonstration only. MyCustomsInfo® does not file with any customs authority.
Find the right path for you
MyCustomsInfo® serves different roles and compliance needs. Choose the one that fits and we’ll show you exactly what we do for people like you.
I import goods
You buy from overseas suppliers and a broker files declarations on your behalf. At volume, checking every one by hand isn’t realistic, so most importers check a sample and hope the rest is right. We audit all of it.
See what we auditI’m a customs broker or agent
You file declarations for clients and want an independent audit layer that catches errors before customs authorities do. Offer post-clearance audit to your clients without auditing your own filings.
Talk to us about partnershipI advise traders, I don’t file for them
You work with importers and exporters on compliance, trade strategy, or market entry, but the filing itself sits with their broker, not you. You want a tool you can point clients to with confidence, one that strengthens your advice rather than competing with it. If a client isn’t there on volume yet, that’s fine, the point to bring them back is the moment customs opens an audit request.
Talk to us about becoming a referral partnerI need IEEPA or tariff support
You’re a US importer facing IEEPA, Section 232 or Section 301 tariff exposure. You want someone to audit your ACE entries and identify refund opportunities under CBP rules.
See IEEPA coverageI need CBAM compliance
The EU definitive CBAM regime is live. UK CBAM follows January 2027. You need to track embedded carbon, collect supplier data and prepare for certificate surrender.
See CBAM coverageCoverage
Singapore coverage is go-forward only from the date authorisation is filed.
How pricing works
Pricing scales with your declaration volume and the regimes you operate in. You pay for the audit coverage you need, on a subscription, with no per-correction fees. See regional pricing for detail, or book a review for a figure matched to your operation.
No per-correction fees. No long-term lock-in.
Common questions
Find out what your broker filed.
What happens next
We reply to your enquiry with upload instructions within one business day.
You get your quote within two working days.
Your first audit output arrives usually within 12 hours, always within one business day.