Den Helder Inc. - Services

Ocean Shipments:

• Less Than Container Load.
• Full Container Load.

Import Compliance Programs:

• T&E Entry - Transportation and Export: Goods shipped under U.S. Customs bond from Port of Unlading in the US (where the goods came into the country) to a second U.S. Port for export.
• Warehouse Entry – An entry for goods entering the USA under bond to be temporarily stored in a warehouse without paying duties and/or taxes until either withdrawn for consumption, destroyed or exported.
• Consumption Entry – Designed for shipments entering the U.S.A. with a value over $2,500.
• TIB – Temporary Import Bond: Goods entering USA temporarily, however the goods are intended for re-export to the originating county.
• IT Entries – Immediate Transit: Goods shipped under U.S. Customs bond directly from the initial Port of Unlading in the U.S. to a second U.S. Port, where they may be warehoused, entered for consumption or processed in another manner.
• Reconciliation Entries - Reconciliation allows the importer, using reasonable care, to file entry summaries with CBP with the best available information, with the understanding certain elements, such as the declared value, remain outstanding. Once Specifics in question have been determined, the filer or broker files a Reconciliation entry with the updated and final data.
• Customs Bonds - Parties wishing to import goods into the United States or engage in import related operations are required to post a surety bond or cash equal to that bond amount with U.S. Customs. This posting protects the Customs revenue and ensures compliance with the regulations of the United States pertaining to importing and related activities. The best alternative is posting a U.S. Customs Bond (CBP bond). The CBP bond is a multi-purpose document used for a range of activities from importing to operating a bonded warehouse to filing and ISF. The CBP bond can be used to cover importing activities on a single transaction or continuous basis. When the CBP bond is completed for single transactions, it covers only one transaction. When the CBP bond is executed as a continuous bond, it will normally cover all transactions by the principal while the bond is valid.
• Duty Drawback - Drawback is the refund of certain duties, internal revenue taxes and certain fees collected upon the importation of goods. Such refunds are only allowed upon the exportation or destruction of goods under U.S. Customs and Border Protection supervision.
• ISF Filing - The Importer Security Filing (ISF), also known as 10+2, is a US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) regulation requiring importers and vessel carriers to provide data electronically to CBP for in-bound ocean shipments.

Export Compliance Programs:

• Regulatory Compliance and Auditing - We provide Import/Export compliance auditing. If your company is looking for a partner to provide regular or one time audits of your Import/Export procedures, we can provide you with professional service and written findings.
• Den Helder Inc., can also actively manage your Import/Export department, allowing you to remain focused on your core business.
• Den Helder Inc., will review your EAR and Customs transactions, SED/EEI filings and various other Export/Import records to review compliance, assist in best practice awareness and implementation and provide training as needed. While compliance obligations still rests with your company, we can assist in mitigating risk and maximizing compliance.
• Export Procedures – Den Helder Inc., provides due diligence necessary to screen products, parties, locations and end users to provide the highest level of assurance your export is in full compliance with the 10 General Prohibitions. We provide full service regarding export documentation ranging from EEI/SED filing and export licensing, Certificate of Origin, Commercial Invoice and Shippers Letter of Instructions.