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Customs entry audit

Recover duty you already paid.

Upload one entry from any jurisdiction. The engine reclassifies every line against the destination schedule, then flags missed exclusions, unclaimed preferences (USMCA, CPTPP, EU-UK TCA, KORUS, GSP), fee-cap errors and misclassifications your broker did not catch. A dollar recovery estimate lands in under sixty seconds.

8 lanes
Full US overlay stack reviewed per line
6 lanes
Amendment mechanisms routed automatically
0%
Commission on recovered duty. Flat subscription only
Broker-neutral by construction

We prepare the analysis and the citations. Your licensed broker, or you, where self-filing is permitted, submits the amendment through the national system: ACE, CDS, CBSA portals, ICS, TARIC. We never touch your filing account and we never hold your power of attorney.

Entry auditEncrypted at rest · never shared

Your data is encrypted at rest and never shared with your broker.

LiveUS ACE Reports CSVCBP Form 7501 PDFUK CDS declaration ODTUniversal (200+ countries)
BetaEU SAD PDF (beta)CBSA B3 PDF (beta)Australia ICS (beta)

No digital document?

No entry handy?

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Four steps, and only the last one involves your broker.

01 · UPLOAD
Drop an entry export

Any national format: US ACE Reports CSV or CBP Form 7501 PDF, UK CDS export, EU Single Administrative Document, Canada B3 entry summary.

02 · RECLASSIFY
Every line re-run

Each line goes against the destination schedule, screened for FTA eligibility, with recovery deltas computed layer by layer rather than in aggregate.

03 · REVIEW
You decide what to file

Dollar estimate, confidence score per finding, and the primary-source citation behind every proposed change. Underpayments are flagged separately and never auto-filed.

04 · FILE
Broker-ready memo

Download an amendment memo PDF. Your licensed broker transmits it through the national system. Refunds typically land 60 to 180 days after acceptance.

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A US entry closes to correction after 300 days. Most importers check on day 340.

A Post-Summary Correction must be filed within 300 days of the entry summary under 19 CFR 174.24. After that the only route is a protest within 180 days of liquidation, or the 1520(d) lane for preference claims. The engine routes each finding by jurisdiction, entry age and liquidation status.

0 to 200 days · comfortable
200 to 300 · race the clock
300+ · protest lane
Entry summary filedPSC window closes, 19 CFR 174.24
Jurisdiction
Mechanism
Window
Authority
Notes
United States
Post-Summary Correction (PSC)
300 days
19 CFR 174.24
Then protest under 19 USC 1514 within 180 days of liquidation.
European Union
Post-clearance amendment
3 years
Reg. 952/2013 Art. 173
UCC harmonises across member states; national practice varies.
United Kingdom
CDS post-clearance / Form C285
3 years
HMRC CDS
Digital filing via CDS or paper C285 to the National Duty Repayment Centre.
Canada
Form B2 adjustment request
4 years
Customs Act §32.2
Longer window for tariff classification and origin corrections.
Australia
ICS Amendment / §163 refund
4 years
Customs Act 1901 §163
Refund lodged through Integrated Cargo System.
India
Amendment application
Case-specific
Customs Act §149
Section 149 amendment to bill of entry; case-specific windows.
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What importers ask before running the first audit.

How much does the audit cost?
LandedFees is a subscription. The Free tier includes 3 lifetime audits so you can try the engine. SaaS pricing starts at $149 per month for the Pro tier (200 audited line items per month, 1 seat), $599 per month for Growth (2,000 lines, 5 seats), and $17,988 per year for Business (10,000 lines, 15 seats). No commission, no percentage of recovery, and a 14-day money-back guarantee on paid tiers.
Do I need a customs broker license to use this?
No. LandedFees produces the audit analysis and templated amendment memos. Your licensed customs broker of record (or you, if self-filing is permitted in your jurisdiction) transmits the actual amendment through the local customs system (ACE in the US, CDS in the UK, CBSA portals in Canada, ICS in Australia). We never touch your customs filing account and we never hold your power of attorney.
What happens to my entry data?
Your data is encrypted at rest in Supabase and encrypted in transit via TLS. It is never shared with your broker, never sold to third parties, and never used for aggregate benchmarking without your explicit opt-in. You can request deletion at any time and we purge within 30 days.
How do post-entry amendments work in different countries?
Every jurisdiction has an amendment mechanism. US: Post-Summary Correction (PSC) within 300 days per 19 CFR 174.24, then protest under 19 USC 1514 within 180 days of liquidation. EU: post-clearance amendment under Regulation 952/2013 (UCC) Article 173, generally within 3 years. UK: CDS post-clearance amendment or Form C285, generally within 3 years. Canada: Form B2 adjustment request, up to 4 years for tariff classification. Australia: ICS Amendment or refund application under Section 163 Customs Act, generally within 4 years. India: Section 149 of Customs Act 1962 for amendment. Deadlines vary by country and finding type. Our engine routes each finding to the correct amendment lane based on filing jurisdiction, entry age, and liquidation status.
How accurate is the AI reclassification?
Every finding carries a confidence score between 0 and 1. Every finding cites a primary source: national tariff schedule (USITC HTS for US, TARIC for EU, HMRC tariff for UK, CBSA D-Memoranda for Canada, ABF Tariff for Australia, CBIC for India), regulation text, and customs-authority bulletins. Your licensed broker of record reviews and signs off before any filing. The engine is decision support, not a binding classification ruling.
Could this expose me to a penalty for underpayment?
If our audit surfaces underpayment (you owe the customs authority more than you paid), we flag it separately in the dashboard and never auto-generate a filing. Most jurisdictions have a prior-disclosure or voluntary-disclosure lane that reduces exposure when filed before a formal investigation begins (US: 19 CFR 162.74; EU: UCC Article 42; UK: HMRC voluntary disclosure; Canada: CBSA voluntary disclosure). We recommend consulting counsel before deciding on a voluntary-disclosure filing.
How long does a refund take to arrive?
Typical refund timeline is 60 to 180 days from customs-authority acceptance of the amendment to check or bank transfer. Timing depends on the filing jurisdiction, port workload, entry complexity, and whether the authority requests additional documentation. We track status in your dashboard from filed to refund received.
Will my broker be upset if I run this audit?
Your broker never sees this audit unless you choose to share it. LandedFees is broker-neutral. We do not compete for your customs brokerage business. We prepare the analysis and the citations; your broker submits the actual amendment to the customs authority through their national filing system. Most brokers welcome the extra revenue from filing a correction.

Audit your first entry in sixty seconds.

Three lifetime audits on the free tier, with primary-source citations on every finding. Paid plans start at $149/month, no commission, no percentage of recovery, 14-day money-back guarantee.

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