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.
BIS: Key Insights on Regulations, Policies, and High-Profile Cases
BIS: Key Insights on Regulations, Policies, and High-Profile Cases
January 9, 2025/
The Export Enforcement Year in Review for 2024 is live! This warrants a deeper review. It discusses the Disruptive Tech Strike Force, many court cases, arrests, and penalties, and goes through their updated regulations, policies, and strategies.
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