What to include, when they’re needed, and who does what. Electronic Export Information (EEI) filings are a critical part of export compliance, required for most U.S. shipments to foreign destinations. This webinar offers a comprehensive overview of EEI filings, explaining when and how to file, the importance of accuracy, and the potential consequences of non-compliance. We’ll dive into the specific requirements, common pitfalls, and best practices for ensuring that your EEI filings are timely and correct, helping you avoid costly errors and penalties.
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BIS: Indiana University Faces Administrative Penalty for Unlicensed Export of Genetically Modified Fruit Flies
A New York company admitted to an illicit export control scheme where they shipped electronic components from the US to Russian-military-affiliated companies.
Justice: PetroChina International’s Houston Subsidiary Fined $14.5 Million for Violations of US Export Law
A New York company admitted to an illicit export control scheme where they shipped electronic components from the US to Russian-military-affiliated companies.
CBP: Introduction of Administrative Protective Orders in EAPA Proceedings
A New York company admitted to an illicit export control scheme where they shipped electronic components from the US to Russian-military-affiliated companies.
A Talk with TRG On Bonds and Section 301 Tariffs
Get answers on insurance and bonds! This is an amazing chance to learn from Travis Smith, the President of Trade Risk Guaranty. TRG is a leading international insurance agency specializing in offering a comprehensive array of essential services. Travis spoke…
BIS: Portland Company Faces Three-Year Export Denial Order for Persistent EAR Violations
A New York company admitted to an illicit export control scheme where they shipped electronic components from the US to Russian-military-affiliated companies.
BIS: Turkish Aviation Company Fined for Export Control Violations on Charter Flights to Russia
A New York company admitted to an illicit export control scheme where they shipped electronic components from the US to Russian-military-affiliated companies.
Justice: Man Charged with Smuggling Turtles for Global Pet Black Market
A New York company admitted to an illicit export control scheme where they shipped electronic components from the US to Russian-military-affiliated companies.
CSMS: Essential Guidelines for Importing H5 Avian Flu Samples
A New York company admitted to an illicit export control scheme where they shipped electronic components from the US to Russian-military-affiliated companies.
CBSA: Border Services and Rail Unions Threaten Strikes in June and July
A New York company admitted to an illicit export control scheme where they shipped electronic components from the US to Russian-military-affiliated companies.
USTR: Increase in Section 301 Duties on Essential Goods
A New York company admitted to an illicit export control scheme where they shipped electronic components from the US to Russian-military-affiliated companies.
CSMS: Navigating Importer Obligations for Completing Origin Documents
A New York company admitted to an illicit export control scheme where they shipped electronic components from the US to Russian-military-affiliated companies.
BIS: Section 232 Exclusion Process Overhauled
A New York company admitted to an illicit export control scheme where they shipped electronic components from the US to Russian-military-affiliated companies.