The Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has rolled out significant updates to the Entry Summary Create/Update under CATAIR Version 92, now incorporating adjustments to the FY25 Custom User Fee. Those interested can view the revised document on the ACE Automated Broker Interface (ABI) at the CBP and Trade Automated Interface Requirements (CATAIR) page, specifically under the ‘Current Capabilities’ tab. Access the updated CATAIR V92 document here.
Highlights of the FY25 User Fee Adjustments
The latest update to the CATAIR V92 documentation includes changes to several customs user fees and their limits, applicable to entry summaries:
- Formal Merchandise Processing Fee (MPF) Adjustments:
- The new limits are set at a minimum of $32.71 and a maximum of $634.62.
- Informal MPF Changes:
- For automated processes not prepared by CBP personnel, the fee is adjusted to $2.62.
- Dutiable Mail Fee Update:
- This fee has been updated to $7.20.
- Surcharge Adjustments for Manual Entries or Releases:
- A new surcharge rate of $3.93 has been implemented for manual entries or releases.
Effective Date and Applicability
These updated fees and limitations will be applicable to all importations starting from October 1, 2024. It’s important to note that these new amounts will also apply to any summary that is pre-filed before October 1, 2024, if the corresponding entry date is on or after this date.
Availability and Support
These adjustments are currently available for review in both the Certification and Production environments, ensuring that all stakeholders can familiarize themselves with the changes well ahead of their implementation date.
For any technical inquiries or further clarification, stakeholders are encouraged to reach out to their designated Client Representative.
This update is crucial for all importers and brokers involved in international trade, providing them with the necessary details to prepare for the upcoming financial year. Make sure to stay updated with any further changes by regularly checking the CATAIR page.
