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Entry Summary Line Tariff Details ES-003
This report comes from your company’s account in the ACE Portal. Here is how to pull it:
- Log in to the ACE Portal and switch to your Importer account.
- Open Reports, then Folders, then Public Folders, ACE, Trade, Entry Summary. The folder names can differ a little by account.
- Open ES-003, Entry Summary Line Tariff Details.
- Set the date range to the last five years and run it.
- Export it to Excel or CSV and add it below.
Drop the ES-003 file here
Excel or CSV
No ACE login, or not sure who has it?
Your customs broker can help you get into your importer account or run the report with you. Send them this:
What counts as proof
- Export invoices
Commercial invoices for goods you sold abroad. Facturas and faturas in Spanish or Portuguese are fine.
- Shipping documents B/L AWB
Bills of lading or air waybills that show the goods left the US.
- Export filings EEI / AES
The export record your freight forwarder files for most shipments.
Drop export documents here
PDF, Excel, CSV or scans
- Company
- Contact
- Import duty per year
- Who exports
- Import records
- Proof of export
What happens next
- 1Antonio reads your recordsSoftware pairs each export with the import it came from.
- 2You get a call with your estimateHow much duty can come back and which documents are missing, if any.
- 3You sign, if you want to go aheadAn agreement with Retorno and a power of attorney so the broker can file for you.
- 4A licensed customs broker files the claimEvery line is checked before it goes to CBP.
- 5CBP pays youRetorno’s 15% is due only after the refund arrives.