Getting It Right: Managing Right to Make Entry and Powers of Attorney

Getting It Right: Managing Right to Make Entry and Powers of Attorney

Adobe Connect

 Right to Make Entry (RTME) and Power of Attorney (POA) compliance are foundational responsibilities for customs brokers and critical to minimizing regulatory risk. This webinar will provide a practical review of RTME requirements, POA management, and industry best practices for establishing and maintaining compliant entry processes.

This webinar is NEI-Accredited for 1 CCS/MCS or LCB Continuing Education Credit.

Speaker(s)

George Tuttle III, Tuttle Law

George R. Tuttle, III is an attorney with the San Francisco Bay Area law firm of Tuttle Law. 

The firm’s practice centers on international trade regulation and customs law. Our practice is global and includes matters originating both in and outside the United States.

His practice, for the past 40 plus years, with emphasis is on Customs, international trade regulation, and export compliance matters for importers, exporters, brokers and forwarders.  He has a wide range of experience in customs matters, including customs duties, tariff classification, value, marking, and penalty cases involving such diverse products as electronics, textiles, and food products.  He also works with companies on “other agency” compliance issues, such as TSCA, FDA and FCC, related to imported products.   He assists importers, brokers, and exporters develop and implement trade compliance programs, participates in Customs’ Importer Self Assessment (ISA) program, C-TPAT, and prepares for Focused Assessments and audits by CBP and other governmental agencies. 

 Mr. Tuttle is a contributing author for the ABA/Section on International Law publication:  U.S. Customs: A Practitioner’s Guide to Principles, Processes, and Procedures, 2nd Ed (2016), Chapter 2 (Clearing Customs: importation, entry, and liquidation) and Chapter 9 (Customs Audits); and the publication: United States Export Controls, 7th Ed., (Law Journal Press), Chapter 11, Foreign Trade Regulations and the Automated Export System (AES).     

Mr. Tuttle has been speaker on Customs and Export matters for various trade and education groups, including PAEI, WIT-NC, AAEI, ICPA, NCBFFA and various West Coast Customs Brokers associations on numerous occasions.

Additional information about Mr. Tuttle can be found at www.tuttlelaw.com.

MODERATOR:

Patty Tschaepe

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