Unlike regularly imported goods, in-bond cargo incurs no duties or import taxes at the first port of entry: the shipment travels through the customs territory under official supervision and a financial bond, entering formal clearance only at its final destination—a bonded warehouse, free trade zone, or inland consignee.
Source: https://www.cbp.gov
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