How much are you losing on Customs duties overpayment?

Previously seen as a back-office / support function, Trade & Customs Compliance is now part of the C-level discussion. In other words, it has become a crucial aspect of strategic, operational and financial decisions.

For instance, trade tariffs come as a direct hit to your organisation in the form of an immediate impact on your cash flow. As a result, such costs can swiftly erode your profit margin, ultimately dulling your competitive edge.

In light of the current climate (trade wars, Brexit, Free Trade Agreements, Tariffs, etc.), a manual or spreadsheet-based customs function or a total reliance on brokers has become obsolete. In conclusion, the necessity to step up your organisation’s operations is more crucial than ever.