Electronic Export Information (EEI) Compliance is an integral piece of a successful export transaction. CBP uses this data to ensure exports do not end up in the hands of restricted parties who pose a threat to the national security of…

Disclosing your mistakes on Imports & Exports Errors made while transporting goods to and from the United States may give rise to substantial monetary penalties under Customs laws. These penalties, however, may be avoided or reduced by filing the proper…

Your Guide to Classify Goods for Customs The Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) is the primary resource for determining tariff classifications for goods imported into the United States.  Classifying your goods can be tricky because parts and…

Maximize Your Market Advantage with the New INCOTERMS® Rules This webinar provides insight on using the Incoterms® rules in your International Supply Chain. Topics Include Applications and limitations of the Incoterms® rules Advantages for purchasing & procurement Advantages for sales…

Prepare Your Organization By Getting Answers To Some Of The Important Questions: What are the key differences between NAFTA and USMCA? When does the USMCA agreement take effect? How long is my current NAFTA Certificate valid? What should I be…