Maintaining Compliance with Artificial Intelligence
OCTOBER 14 | 3PM ET | ONLINE
Eligible for 1.5 continuing education credits through the NCBFAA Educational Institute (NEI).
Artificial intelligence and automation can help customs brokers process information faster. They can also raise important questions about licensing, responsible supervision, and where technology ends and customs business begins.
Join Steven Johnson, LCB, CCS, and Senior Account Executive for Customs Compliance at Magaya, as he examines CBP Headquarters Ruling H350722 and its practical implications for brokerage operations.
When an online platform may act as a technology intermediary
How CBP views OCR and import document processing
When AI-based tariff classification may constitute customs business
Requirements related to CBP Form 5106
Practical questions to ask when working with unlicensed technology providers
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The discussion will focus on the practical compliance questions raised by technology platforms, OCR document processing, AI-based tariff classification, and CBP Form 5106.
