AES

Questions and answers about AES

  • AES AND REPAIRED PARTS

      Question:   A defective part, no longer under warranty, is imported into the US for analysis and/or repair, if possible.  At importation, 9801.00.10.12 for repairs and returns is not used because it is unknown whether or not the part will be repaired.   It is determined to be repairable, it is repaired, and the […]

  • AES & FPPI

      Question:       On a routed transaction, since the USPPI does not want to complete an SLI –   nor should they, who’s EIN gets reported on the AES filing when the FPPI does   not have an EIN?       ************    

  • AES DEFINITIONS OF ROUTED

      QUESTION:   We received our requested 2012 AES filing records from Census, which have been separated into 3 spreadsheet tabs:   AF Routed Non-routed USPPI routed – US Principal Party in Interest   The column headings and content within each tab are different. What is the difference between AF Routed and USPPI routed?  The […]

  • AES filing BOL/AWB

      QUESTION:     Is there any requirement in the FTR or CBP regs that an EEI must be filed for each house air waybill (assuming 30.1 criteria has been met)? The definition of an EEI “shipment” is clear but the FTR makes no mention of HAWBs and CBP is saying that we cannot “consolidate” […]

  • QUESTION ON AES FOR MULTI PARTY EXPORT

      Question: I am looking for confirmation from the membership regarding how a drop-ship scenario is reported in AES.   It is common for us to have an export in which we (as the USPPI) sell to a related foreign entity pursuant to an intercompany sale at an intercompany price, but we actually deliver directly […]

  • AES option 2 or 4

      Question: We ship product to Korea and file as AES Option 4.  We recently had a shipment that was scheduled to transship in China before continuing on to Korea.  Now the carrier and forwarder is telling us that since a transshipment will occur in China,the AES must be filed as Option 2 as China […]

  • AES option 2 or 4

      Question: We ship product to Korea and file as AES Option 4.  We recently had a shipment that was scheduled to transship in China before continuing on to Korea.  Now the carrier and forwarder is telling us that since a transshipment will occur in China,the AES must be filed as Option 2 as China […]

  • AES compliance

      Question: Filer  USPPI Routed Who is repsonsible/liable if non-compliant?     Agent 1 USA 1 Yes       Agent 1 USA 1 No         If the USPPI gave incorrect data (ex. Sch B) to the agent for a routed shipment what should the USPPI do?  Who is liable?   If the USPPI gave incorrect data (ex. Sch B) […]

  • Export invoice and AES submission for vendor direct shipments

    Question: Occassionally our subsidiaries in Canada and Mexico request spare parts that are normally exported from our US Parts Distribution Centers (PDCs). If our PDCs cannot fulfill the order, our US vendors of those parts will ship direct to the CA/MX subsidiaries.   In this scenario, our US based company buys the part and sells to […]

  • Is it acceptable to file AES by invoice line item?

    Question: I’ve spent half the day on the Census website looking for answer to this question: Is it acceptable to file AES by invoice line item? Example: line item 1 = tariff code 123, value $5,000; line item 2 = (same) tariff code 123, value $5,000. The “normal” way to file AES is to add […]

  • Auditing AES records

    Question: We provide the selling value, inland freight, and forwarding fees as our Value for the EEI filed by the forwarder. If our inland move is to a final US port of export, then I instruct others the value we provide for the EEI should match during the audit of the AES record from the […]