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Highsmith Says Next COAC to Meet Soon; ACE Collection Update Set for 2024 Completion
October 18, 2021 by Ian Cohen|Top News

RANCHO MIRAGE, California -- CBP has faced some delays with beginning the next term of the Commercial Customs Operations Advisory Committee, but it is very close to holding its first meeting, said AnnMarie Highsmith, CBP’s executive assistant commissioner in the Office of Trade. Highsmith also said the agency is on track to revamp its system for collecting customs duties, taxes and fees by 2024, and said its Section 321 data pilot has been a “big success.”

Topics:21st Century Customs Framework
New CBP Bill Form Coming This Month to Allow for Electronic Viewing in ACE Reports
October 13, 2021 |Customs

CBP plans to deploy a new bill form that will allow for the option to "electronically view certain bills, specifically supplemental bills, certain reimbursable bills, and non-reimbursable/miscellaneous bills," the agency said in an Oct. 13 notice. A new ACE report will "allow importers of record, licensed customs brokers, and other ACE account users to electronically view unpaid, open bills starting at the time that physical bills are created until the bills are paid," it said. CBP plans to "transition from the current bill format, known as CBP Form 6084, to a new CBP Bill Form that is enhanced to include additional information for the public. CBP's adoption of the new CBP Bill Form will enable the public to identify the legal authority for the bill, the origin of the bill, contact information for additional questions about the bill, and the consequences for not paying the bill." The new form and the electronic viewing option will be available as of Oct. 18.