For more information
about FTZ 49, please
contact the
Foreign-Trade
Zone Manager,
Ellen Nesheiwat, at
enesheiw@panynj.gov
or call 212-435-4260.
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Hypothetical Foreign-Trade Zone Savings Analysis
for Warehouse/Distribution Only
| Average On-Hand Imported Merchandise Inventory |
$25,000,000 |
| Annual Imports of Foreign Parts/Material |
$100,000,000 |
| Direct Cost Savings |
Average Rate of Foreign Parts/Material Customs Duty |
6% |
| Average On-Hand Imported Merchandise Inventory |
x $25,000,000 |
= FTZ Borrowing Reduction Savings |
$1,500,000 |
x Interest Rate |
x 5% |
= FTZ Interest Reduction Savings |
$75,000 |
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Merchandise Processing Fee |
$485 |
| Average Weekly Entries in a Zone |
x 20 |
| Annual Weekly Entries |
x 52 |
= Annual MPF Expense Without a Zone |
$504,400 |
= Annual MPF Expense With a Zone |
- $25,220 |
= Annual Savings |
$479,180 |
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Customs Broker Entry Fee |
$125 |
| Number of Customs Entries Filed |
x 1,040 |
= Annual CBF Expense Without a Zone |
$130,000 |
= Annual CBF Expense With a Zone |
- $6,500 |
= Annual Savings |
$123,500 |
| Optional Savings |
Annual Percentage of Scrap/Waste/Obsolete/Surplus Merchandise |
3% |
| Annual Imports of Foreign Parts/Material |
x $100,000,000 |
= Average Annual Cost of Surplus Merchandise |
$3,000,000 |
= Average Foreign Parts/Material Customs Duty Rate |
x 6% |
= Scrap/Waste/Obsolete/Surplus Savings in FTZ |
$180,000 |
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Average Percentage of Zone-to-Zone Transfers |
10% |
| Annual Imports of Foreign Parts/Material |
x $100,000,000 |
= Average Annual Cost of Zone-to-Zone Transfers |
$10,000,000 |
= Average Foreign Parts/Material Customs Duty Rate |
x 6% |
= Zone-to-Zone Transfer Savings in FTZ |
$600,000 |
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Average Percentage of Exports |
20% |
| Annual Imports of Foreign Parts/Material |
x $100,000,000 |
= Average Annual Cost Exports |
$20,000,000 |
= Average Foreign Parts/Material Customs Duty Rate |
x 6% |
= Export in FTZ |
$1,200,000 |
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Total Savings |
| Range from $2,657,680 to $4,082,680 depending on which cash-flow savings option is chosen. As production increases, the financial savings will increase as well. |
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