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- Corporate – a company or a partnership licensed to act on behalf of owners of imported goods. A corporate customs broker must employ nominee customs brokers to lodge customs declarations.
Sole trader – a sole proprietor of a business operating in its own right and not through a company or partnership or trust. A sole trader may employ one or more nominee customs brokers. A sole trader cannot be employed by a corporate customs broker but can be affiliated with other businesses such as freight forwarders.
Nominee – a natural person licensed to act as a customs broker but only as an employee of a corporate or a sole trader customs brokerage. A nominee may be employed by more than one corporate or sole trader brokerage at any time.
A customs broker is a licensed professional who can help you comply with the complex rules and regulations of different countries, clear your goods through customs, and avoid costly delays or penalties. But how do you find the right one for your needs?