First Sale for Export demo
For importers buying through a middleman: the factory’s price declared only where CBP’s four tests hold, each on its page, challenged first. 1:26
What the demo shows
Builds and tests the first sale file from middleman and factory records, for US importers
Agents map the chain from factory to middleman to importer, read both invoices, the contracts and the payments, and test four gates on every shipment: a real sale, bound for the United States, at arm’s length and fully documented. The middleman and the factory send their records through a confidential route and answer in fixed fields. A challenger plays the CBP import specialist and catches what would sink a claim, such as a pro-forma price, a factory invoice dated after sailing or a payment from a company outside both sales. The analyst claims the factory’s price only where every gate holds, the manager signs, the director signs as second person on a new chain, and the broker files on those instructions.
Transcript
- First Sale for Export: declare the factory's price, not the trader's, when four tests hold.
- Tamberlane buys through a Hong Kong trader; seven agents read both invoices.
- Sixty-four thousand two hundred dollars of margin, at thirty point six percent duty.
- Mid-run, Nadia adds the December bookings.
- Each gate opens on the page that proves it.
- The challenger catches the agents' own pro-forma. Shipment four: invoiced after sailing, paid by a third party.
- The trader's reply brings the contract and a translation, but not a new payer.
- She prepares three claims: fourteen thousand six hundred eighty-eight dollars, once signed.
- The manager opens the claim pack, with the trader's note, then signs.
- The director signs second on a new chain; nobody signs their own work.
- The broker files on those instructions.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.