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What is a Duty Drawback? It is the refund of duties paid on goods imported into the U.S. that are subsequently exported from the U.S. or destroyed in the U.S. Similar to U.S. tax returns, you may claim a duty refund of U.S. duties paid on goods that are imported into the U.S. and then either subsequently exported to another country or destroyed in the U.S.
This export controls training covers basic concepts one needs to understand to execute essential global business operations in a compliant manner. The course has been updated to include new developments such as revisions to license exceptions, end use/end user controls on China, new controls on foundational technologies, and more. If you have ITAR products, you probably have EAR products as well.
This export controls training covers basic concepts one needs to understand to execute essential global business operations in a compliant manner. The course has been updated to include new developments such as revisions to license exceptions, end use/end user controls on China, new controls on foundational technologies, and more. If you have ITAR products, you probably have EAR products as well.
Learn about the Canadian customs requirements, review procedures, learn the documentation requirements, non-resident importations, and the process of clearing goods at Canadian Customs. This course has been designed to provide a comprehensive guide for the requirements for shipping products to Canada and to facilitate exporting to Canada.
This course is designed to help organizations understand cultural differences, and the legal requirements of doing business in Mexico and provide an opportunity to focus on internal procedures which will enable companies to practice a level of reasonable care. The course reviews the Export process from the U.S. to Mexico and the Import process into Mexico.
This course will provide an in-depth understanding of export regulations and procedures combined with a study of the appropriate documentation that will give you a valuable advantage in making your international trade business a success. Learn to comply with regulations to avoid violations, fines, fees, and delayed shipments.
This course will provide an in-depth understanding of export regulations and procedures combined with a study of the appropriate documentation that will give you a valuable advantage in making your international trade business a success. Learn to comply with regulations to avoid violations, fines, fees, and delayed shipments.
This course will provide an in-depth understanding of export regulations and procedures combined with a study of the appropriate documentation that will give you a valuable advantage in making your international trade business a success. Learn to comply with regulations to avoid violations, fines, fees, and delayed shipments.
Advanced Import Compliance. Did you know that U.S. Customs requires that importers have written policy and procedures for record-keeping and customs compliance? This course builds upon techniques presented in our U.S. Importing course and explains how to implement and strengthen your import controls. Course also describes what you should do to prepare for the eventuality of a CBP audit.
Learn the importance of accurate paperwork and timely reporting. Designed to help commercial importers become more aware of their regulatory obligations, learn your broker’s responsibilities, and develop strategies for improving trade compliance within their organization. This course focuses on the import entry processes and the fundamental disciplines required for making an entry. Remember, your customs broker’s errors could result in penalties for YOU, the importer.
Learn the importance of accurate paperwork and timely reporting. Designed to help commercial importers become more aware of their regulatory obligations, learn your broker’s responsibilities, and develop strategies for improving trade compliance within their organization. This course focuses on the import entry processes and the fundamental disciplines required for making an entry. Remember, your customs broker’s errors could result in penalties for YOU, the importer.
International Commercial Terms were created to facilitate international trade. But without a good understanding of Incoterms, the terms you are using may be putting your company at risk and adding unnecessary costs and confusion. It’s important that you understand which Incoterms is best for your company. Take this class to understand when the transfer of risk moves from the Seller to the Buyer and who is responsible for insurance. Registration includes a valuable reference book. Incoterms is a registered trademark of ICC.
