MyCustomsInfo® for Importers
Stop Overpaying Duty and Start Recovering What's Yours
Every import declaration is a financial transaction. MyCustomsInfo® audits every one — catching the classification errors, missed preferences, and valuation mistakes that mean you're paying more duty than you should.
The Challenge
The Importer's Reality
Duty Overpayments Hidden in Volume
When you import thousands of lines a year, even small per-entry errors compound into significant overpayments. Without systematic audit, the money stays with the revenue authority.
HS Code Misclassification
Classification is the single largest source of customs errors. A wrong tariff heading can mean paying 12% duty instead of 0% — and the broker may never flag it.
Multiple Brokers, No Single View
You import through different forwarders and brokers in different markets, each filing independently. Nobody consolidates the data, nobody compares the accuracy, and nobody spots the patterns across the estate. It's like herding cats.
Post-Clearance Penalties
Revenue authorities are increasing post-clearance audit activity. When they find errors, you pay the underpaid duty plus penalties and interest. Better they hear it from you first.
Solutions
How MyCustomsInfo® Helps
End-to-end audit and recovery tools built for importers who want to pay the right duty — not a penny more.
Duty Recovery & Refunds
Full Declaration Audit
Every import declaration is audited for classification accuracy, valuation correctness, and preference eligibility. Not a sample — every entry, every filing period, across every market you import into.
Ask Piers
“How much duty have I overpaid across my UK and EU entries in the last three years?”
Recovery Claim Preparation
C285 (UK), Post-Summary Correction (US), and EU refund claims are prepared with full tariff analysis, evidence packs, and submission tracking. Recovery on a success-fee basis available.
Ask Piers
“Prepare a C285 claim pack for the classification errors identified in my 2024 UK filings.”
Returned Goods Relief
Identify goods that were re-imported after export and qualify for Returned Goods Relief. Duty should not be paid twice — we find the entries and prepare the claim.
Ask Piers
“Are any of my re-imported goods eligible for Returned Goods Relief that hasn't been claimed?”
Classification Accuracy
AI-Assisted Classification Review
Cross-reference your broker's commodity codes against the correct tariff schedule. Flag discrepancies, suggest corrections, and track classification accuracy over time.
Ask Piers
“Which of my commodity codes have the highest discrepancy rate compared to the tariff schedule?”
Tariff Regime Impact Analysis
Understand how Section 232, IEEPA tariffs, and other trade measures affect your duty spend. Model the impact of regime changes on your import portfolio.
Ask Piers
“What is the total impact of Section 232 duties on my US steel imports this year?”
FTA & Preference Utilisation
Preference Eligibility Checking
Automatically identify which of your imports qualify for preferential duty rates under applicable FTAs. Flag entries where preferences were available but not claimed.
Ask Piers
“Which of my EU imports could have qualified for preferential rates under the UK–EU TCA?”
Rules of Origin Guidance
Understand the rules of origin requirements for each FTA relevant to your supply chain. Ensure your suppliers provide the right documentation to support preference claims.
Ask Piers
“What documentation do I need from my Turkish supplier to claim EUR.1 preference?”
Why MyCustomsInfo®
Pay the Right Duty — Not a Penny More
Importers who audit their declarations systematically recover an average of 1–3% of total duty spend. MyCustomsInfo® does the heavy lifting — auditing every entry, preparing every claim, and tracking every recovery. The only cost is the duty you should never have paid.
Book a Compliance Review