Taking apart the brain of the HTS. The General Rules of Interpretation (GRIs) are the way we apply the Harmonized System (HS) to classify goods in international trade. This webinar delves into each GRI, providing a thorough understanding of each rule and its application. We’ll break down complex scenarios, offer tips for accurate classification, and help you navigate common pitfalls. By mastering the GRIs, you can ensure correct tariff classifications and enhance compliance with global trade regulations.
EAR, ECCN & Licensing
EAR, ECCN & Licensing
October 16, 2024/
Complying with export regulations!
Get some practical understanding of the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), the Commerce Control List (CCL), and Export Control Classification Numbers (ECCN). We discussed interpreting the EAR, navigating the CCL, and determining ECCN and License Requirements.
Topics Include:
- Export Controls
- Dual-use Items
- Deemed Exports
- EAR vs. ITAR
- Export Licensing
Resources
- Star USA - EAR, ECCN & Licensing Webinar Slides
- Other Agencies of Control Supplement No. 3 to Part 730 Title 15
- BIS Know Your Customer Guidance
- BIS Red Flag Indicators
- BIS.Don't Let This Happen to You! March 2024
- BIS.Legal Authorities for Export Administration Regulations (2020)
- CCL Alphabetical Index
- CCL Order of Review Supplement No. 4 to Part 774 Title 15
- Export Decision Trees
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