US Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ) Management and US Automated Broker Interface (ABI)

What it is:

In response to CBP retiring the prior Section 232 Steel, Aluminum, and Copper chapter 99 provisions and replacing them with new consolidated Section 232 Metals chapter 99 provisions, we updated validations to help identify which chapter 99 provisions apply to commodity HTS codes, provided a mass update tool for users to deactivate prior Metal IMCR rules, made impacted commodity HTS codes available within the Steel and Aluminum Declarations, refreshed the Declaration UI for a more standardized experience, and updated entry calculations to apply the correct duty logic under the new framework. This has all been delivered ahead of the 26.3 release to better support filing needs.

Benefit to you:

Your HTS are flagged to help identify the appropriate chapter 99 provisions, you have tools to support updates to your IMCR rules to reflect the new provisions, and your Steel and Aluminum Declarations allow you to provide the correct country declarations for impacted commodity HTS codes on your entries.

What it is

: Building on the April 6 framework, CBP expanded the Section 232 Metals provisions with additional commodity HTS codes. We updated validations to help identify which chapter 99 provisions apply to commodity HTS codes, made the newly impacted commodity HTS codes available within the Steel and Aluminum Declarations, updated entry calculations to apply the correct duty logic, and updated Aluminum Country-of-Origin functionality to replace the standard Metals chapter 99 with the appropriate Russia chapter 99 when a supplier's smelt or cast country is reported as Unknown. This has all been delivered ahead of the 26.3 release to better support filing needs.

Benefit to you

: Your HTS are flagged to help identify the appropriate chapter 99 provisions for newly added commodity HTS codes, your Steel and Aluminum Declarations allow you to provide the correct country declarations for impacted commodity HTS codes on your entries, and your entries automatically apply the correct Russia chapter 99 when smelt or cast country cannot be determined for Aluminum.

What it is

: Presidential Proclamations authorized USMCA content splits for Medium and Heavy-Duty Vehicles (MHDV) and Derivative Steel articles, allowing the Section 232 25% additional duty to apply only to the value of non-U.S. content rather than total entered value. We updated entry calculations to support the two-line reporting structure for both commodity types. For MHDV, the split follows the same filing mechanics as the existing Auto USMCA split. For Derivative Steel, we applied additional logic to enforce the 40% U.S. content cap, where any U.S. content exceeding 40% of total entered value is reported on the duty-bearing line rather than the zero-rate line. We also applied the correct Section 122 exemption eligibility, as Derivative Steel differs from Auto and MHDV in that the zero-rate line is not eligible for the Section 122 exclusion. This has all been delivered ahead of the 26.3 release to better support filing needs.

Benefit to you

: Your entries automatically apply Section 232 duties only to the non-U.S. content portion of your MHDV and Derivative Steel tariff lines, with the correct chapter 99 structure, U.S. content cap enforcement, and Section 122 eligibility applied per CBP requirements.

What it is

: ONESOURCE Global Trade now supports CPSC eFiling, updated to reflect all CBP/CPSC CATAIR specification changes published in versions 2.3, 2.4, and 2.5. Disclaimer, Reference, and Full Message Set filing options are all available, so you can file whichever way is appropriate for your product profile. Effective July 8, 2026, CPSC eFiling is mandatory for all non-FTZ Type 06 entry types, and ONESOURCE customers had access to all required updates ahead of that date. For FTZ Type 06 entries, mandatory filing begins January 8, 2027.

Benefit to you

: You can file CPSC Certificate of Compliance data electronically through ACE with confidence that your submissions meet current CBP requirements. HTS flag indicators help you identify which products require a CPSC filing, validations alert you to missing or incomplete data before you submit, and our Help and Support website provides up-to-date guidance to support your setup and ongoing compliance. Full documentation is available at: CPS eFiling Customer Guide.