On: April 4, 2022 By: Arnesh Roy
From maintaining an export compliance manual and running internal audits to understanding product classification and license determination, these are nine aspects of export compliance that successful exporters should know. They'll protect your bottom line and keep you out of trouble with customs.
On: March 16, 2022 By: David Noah
N.E.S., or not elsewhere specified, is an important term to understand when determining the proper Export Commodity Control Number (ECCN) classification of your products for export compliance. Find out what it means and how it plays a role in the classification process.
On: November 10, 2021 By: Matthew Silverman
It's a task that seems overwhelming but one that companies can't afford to skip: developing or updating an export compliance manual. We simplify the process by breaking down what actually needs to be included to create a manual that's accessible and auditable, and how to ensure the finished product gets used.
On: October 25, 2021 By: Arnesh Roy
We explain how to submit a commodity classification request—often referred to as a CCATS request—with BIS. It's one tool available to help exporters find the correct classification for their goods under Export Administration Regulations (EAR).
On: September 29, 2021 By: Arnesh Roy
The Order of Review is a process exporters can use to find which agency controls their exports and then properly classify their products with the correct USML or ECCN codes. We offer a step-by-step look at how to use the Order of Review and ultimately decide if your product needs an export license.
On: September 20, 2021 By: Matthew Silverman
A strong trade compliance program provides added financial value for your company, but its success is much harder to quantify than say your sales team bringing in a new deal. We share ways for trade compliance teams to measure their contributions and proactive steps they can take to develop new business opportunities.
On: July 28, 2021 By: David Noah
Do you really need a trade compliance certification to be a professional exporter? I share my thoughts—and six other aspects of export compliance that companies should instead (or also) consider.
On: July 7, 2021 By: Matthew Silverman
During on-site meetings or site tours, companies must be aware of the export-controlled documents, products and technology that could be viewed or discussed. We offer tips to create a visitor management program that protects against export violations.
On: February 22, 2021 By: Arnesh Roy
Some products require a license before they can be exported from the United States, but a license exception may be available depending on their value or destination. Here's how to determine if a license exception is available for your exports.
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