On: August 3, 2026 By: David Noah
Exporters often use Harmonized System (HS), Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) and Schedule B codes interchangeably. They know these codes classify their products for international trade. While that's OK in casual conversation, it's important to know the differences when it comes to actual usage.
On: July 1, 2026 By: David Noah
The Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS or HTS) is a system used for importing and exporting to classify goods based on their material composition, product name and/or intended function. It is similar to Schedule B codes used for exports, but there are some key differences.
On: June 22, 2026 By: Kari Crane
Learn how U.S. exporters can use an ATA Carnet to temporarily ship tools, samples, trade show goods and professional equipment without paying duties and import taxes.
On: April 27, 2026 By: Kari Crane
CBP’s new CAPE system opens a path for IEEPA tariff refunds. See which entries qualify in Phase 1 and what importers should do now to protect refund rights.
On: April 1, 2026 By: David Noah
Learn how country of origin determination works, why it matters for tariffs and compliance, and how U.S. importers can exercise reasonable care.
On: March 25, 2026 By: Kari Crane
The IEEPA tariffs were struck down—now what? In this recap of our recent webinar, we break down what changed, what didn’t and what importers should be doing now to reserve their right to collect refunds and protect against ongoing tariff risks, including the new Section 122 tariffs.
On: March 23, 2026 By: Kari Crane
Curious about what the U.S. imports most? We break down the top U.S. imports and how you can stay ahead of shifting trade policies by accurately calculating your import costs.
On: February 16, 2026 By: Kari Crane
Especially in the pharmaceutical, food and chemical industries, you might need to include a certificate of analysis (COA) with your shipping documents. Learn what a COA is, when it's required for exports or imports, what it includes and how to create one that meets compliance standards.
On: February 4, 2026 By: David Noah
This comprehensive guide breaks down everything you need to know to navigate trade compliance in 2026: the latest U.S. import and export regulations, restricted party screening, product classification, and the key differences between export and import compliance. You'll also learn how to build an effective trade compliance program. Plus, take our quick Trade Compliance Quiz to test your knowledge.
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