CBP Postpones July 8 ACE Deployment
CBP again postponed its last major ACE deployment for post-release capabilities that was scheduled for July 8, it said in a June 27 CSMS message (here). "We have been conducting ongoing, rigorous testing to ensure these capabilities will operate successfully," said CBP. "Our latest efforts have revealed areas specific to collections that are in need of further testing before these capabilities can be deployed. Consequently, we are postponing the July 8, 2017 deployment, and are in the process of replanning. We will communicate further information as soon as possible."
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CBP said earlier this month it would require ACE filing beginning July 8 for drawback, reconciliation and duty deferral entries and entry summaries following a previous delay (here). The agency will again provide 30-days' notice before deploying the capabilities, it said.