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Bac +2 / Bac +3 in logistics, transit, international trade or equivalent
Experience
Experience of at least 3 years in customs declaration
Good control of the customs tariff and customs clearance procedures
Education / Qualifications
Other information
Knowledge of customs IT systems (e.g. CAMCIS or equivalent)
Rigor, sense of analysis and ability to work under pressure
Good relationship and team spirit
Documentary analysis
Management of deadlines and priorities
Objectives of the position
Establish and register customs declarations (import/export)
Check the conformity of documents (invoices, BL, certificates, etc.)
Ensure the tariff classification of goods (SH/HS code)
Calculating customs duties and taxes
Follow the files until they are cleared and released
Manage relations with customs and other administrations
Anticipate and resolve blockages related to customs procedures
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