Securing Accountability in Foreign Entries Act

Summary

The Securing Accountability in Foreign Entries Act changes the Tariff Act of 1930 so that the importer of record for any entry must be located in the United States and meet specific ownership and staffing criteria. It also mandates that duties, taxes, and fees be paid directly to U.S. Customs and Border Protection through an electronic transfer from a U.S. bank account. The bill aims to increase transparency and accountability for foreign‑origin shipments.

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