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Importing TTB- Regulated Products June 21, 2018 What is Our Goal? To provide industry: the ability to submit import data elements electronically a more streamlined importation process What is TTB Collecting With the Import Message


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Importing TTB- Regulated Products

June 21, 2018

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What is Our Goal?

To provide industry:

  • the ability to submit import data elements

electronically

  • a more streamlined importation process
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What is TTB Collecting With the Import Message Set?

  • The importer’s TTB-issued permit number
  • The Certificate of Label Approval (COLA) ID number
  • Importer’s attestation that they possess all required

foreign certificates

  • The IRC registry number for the recipient of distilled spirits,

wine, or beer released without payment of tax

  • The TTB-issued permit number for the recipient of tobacco

products, cigarette papers, or cigarette tubes released without payment of tax

  • The sales price of large cigars
  • The quantities of cigarette papers and cigarette tubes
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Entry Filing Responsibilities

  • If filing electronically, to supply required

data on all TTB-regulated commodities via the TTB message set.

– Implementation guide available on CBP.gov

  • To provide to CBP or TTB

supplementary data, including paper forms, upon request.

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Exports

  • ACE Export supports the submission of

TTB-specific data elements on a voluntary basis

  • Applicable export data elements may

include exporter identifying number, date of warehouse removal, and serial number of the corresponding paper form

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  • Better monitoring of imports, especially

products released from CBP custody without payment of tax

  • Better validation of TTB-issued permits and

COLAs

  • More effective messaging among TTB,

industry, and CBP

Process Improvements

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What it Doesn’t Replace

  • Monthly reports filed with TTB
  • Paper forms required for exporting domestic

products

  • TTB systems, such as PONL and COLAs

Online

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Example 1

An importer is receiving a shipment containing two different brands of bottled Tequila entered on a single entry line. Upon entering HTS number 2208.90.50.00 in ACE, the filer will be prompted to complete the relevant TTB Message Sets along with the CBP cargo release data. This sample shows the combination of filing the TTB importer permit number, filing a COLA ID number, and filing a foreign certificate.

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Proper TTB Message Set

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Example 2

An importer is entering a bulk shipment of

  • Tequila. Upon entering HTS number

2208.90.55.00 in ACE, the filer will be prompted to complete the relevant TTB Message Sets along with the CBP cargo release data. This sample shows the combination of filing the TTB importer permit number and filing an IRC registry number for distilled spirits released without payment of tax.

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Proper TTB Message Set

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Example 3

A manufacturer of tobacco products is receiving a shipment of 5000 imported large cigars that are not in consumer packages (that is, in bulk). This shipment has been released from customs custody without payment of tax and transported to the premises of a tobacco product manufacturer holding a TTB permit and bond under the provisions of the IRC. Upon entering HTS number 2402.10.80.50 in ACE, the filer will be prompted to complete the relevant TTB Message Sets along with the cargo release data.

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Proper TTB Message Set

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Example 4

An importer is importing a shipment of 400 large cigars (cigars weighing more than 3 pounds per thousand) and 100 small cigars (cigars weighing not more than 3 pounds per thousand) packaged for sale at retail. All 500 cigars fall under the same 10-digit HTS number, 2402.10.60.00 -- Cigars, cheroots and cigarillos, containing tobacco; each valued 15¢ or over but less than 23¢. Note that this HTS number refers to the customs value of the cigars, which is different from the sale price of the cigars (or the price for which they are sold by the importer) for IRC purposes.

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Also note that this HTS number does not distinguish between small and large cigars. The importer’s sale prices for the cigars differs among the cigars in the shipment. Of the 400 large cigars, there are 100 each with sale prices of 39.5 cents, 49.5 cents, 89 cents, and 99 cents. Upon entering HTS number 2402.10.60.00, the filer will be prompted to complete the relevant TTB Message Sets.

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Proper TTB Message Set

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Example 5

An importer is importing a shipment of 200,000 cigarette tubes. This shipment has been released from customs custody without payment of tax and transported to the premises of a tobacco product manufacturer holding a TTB permit and bond under the provisions of the IRC. Upon entering HTS number 4813.10.00.00 in ACE, the filer will be prompted to complete the relevant TTB Message Sets along with the CBP cargo release data.

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Proper TTB Message Set

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John Kyranos – TTB, Intelligence Division (202) 453-2001

John.Kyranos@ttb.gov

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