Can I pay duties directly?
Companies can pay duties directly to the USCBP (US Customs and Border Protection) only if they have set up a direct ACH.
To establish a direct ACH, you must apply and pay an annual fee.
This method is recommended primarily for shippers who import goods at least three or four times a year.
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