Description

This session is in response to event attendee surveys requesting to cover this topic in more detail. 

Featured Speaker(s):  will review protocols and best practices. A Q&A session will follow the presentation. By registering one agrees to be compliance with NAFTZ policy/guidelines and emailed up to once per sponsor (if applicable).

This session will cover the latest developments and resources. One will be able to:

• Join NAFTZ for this continuation of the Current Events & Best Practices Webinar Series. Tariff rates and rules continue to evolve, adding to the challenge FTZ administrators face in producing accurate and timely filings with U.S. Customs. Our speakers will review the recent changes, and discuss how each makes the FTZ reporting more cumbersome and complicated. Join this session as we explore:

   

  ·         Latest updates to Section 122/201/232/301/338 and all the other numbers and acronyms in between.

  ·         Special FTZ reporting requirements and challenges.

  ·         Section 122 aftermath.

  ·         Mid-term elections and how that flavors the U.S. tariff outlook       

SPEAKER(s)

Sean Lydon, President, ISCM Inc.

With a distinguished track record of service within NAFTZ, Sean Lydon has not only chaired but actively contributed to several key committees, including the Program Committee, Advocacy Committee, and Membership Committee. Currently serving as President of ISCM, which he founded in 2011, Mr. Lydon has experience successfully passing legislation in the U.S. Congress, and has secured favorable U.S. Customs rulings. His extensive experience in trade, advocacy, and business operations uniquely positions him to guide the NAFTZ towards continued success.

Morgan Sullens is a Customs Compliance and Foreign Trade Zone Analyst for Kubota North America located in Gainesville and Jefferson, Georgia. She graduated from Young Harris College with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics. Morgan started at Kubota six years ago and currently operates one of the largest subzones in the state of Georgia. Subzone 26P encompasses 11 production lines across seven factories producing 120,000 units annually of lawn and farm tractors, professional turf mowers, skid steer loaders, and four-wheel utility vehicles.  Her favorite pastimes include baking and photography.  

Learn more about AZS and CZS credit eligibility for webinar attendance on their applicable websites.