🚨 Snapshot of Changes to Section 321: Before & After Comparison 🚨 Attention, importers! 📣 We've compiled a comprehensive guide to the upcoming changes to Section 321 rules, effective February 2025. Here's a quick breakdown: 📊 **Value Threshold:** - Old: $800 duty-free - New: Still $800 for many items, but excludes goods under Section 201/232/301 tariffs 💰 **Tariff Status:** - Old: Almost all sub-$800 goods duty-free - New: Many categories now pay duties regardless of value (e.g., Chinese electronics at 25+%) 📝 **Documentation:** - Old: Basic description - New: Must include 10-digit HTS codes, country of origin, and detailed product breakdown 🛃 **Customs Process:** - Old: Simplified de minimis entry - New: Dual-track system (Basic vs. Enhanced) or formal entry if flagged 👀 **Inspection Likelihood:** - Old: Generally low, quick clearance - New: Significantly higher, especially for goods from tariffed countries or near $800 💸 **Typical Fees:** - Old: $0 duty, minimal customs broker fee - New: $15–$50 for formal entry, plus relevant tariffs or surcharges ⚠️ **Impact on Tariffed Goods:** - De minimis exemption is no longer available for goods under Section 201, 232, or 301 tariffs. - Formal entry and payment of duties are now required. - Higher scrutiny at the border for repeated low-value shipments. #Section321 #ImportRegulations #USCustoms Share your thoughts and experiences below! 💬