EXPORT ADMINISTRATION AND DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMEN 2017 - US Export Filing Requirements and the Proper Use of EAR 99 -By AtoZ Compliance

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Category Finance;Business;Accountants;Banking

Deadline: March 16, 2017 | Date: March 16, 2017

Venue/Country: Online, U.S.A

Updated: 2017-01-31 15:50:12 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

This webinar will cover US Export Filing Requirements and the proper use of EAR 99for global trade compliance, failure of which can result in costly customs holds and or fines/penalties.

Overview :

Companies that export or want to export must file accurate information with the correct government agencies. They must know how to classify their exports following the Export Administration Regulations (EAR 99 compliance). There is no room for errors in International trade compliance.

Make sure your business is filing correctly, fines and penalties are expensive and can lead to bad press and loss of business.

Why Should You Attend :

Exports are governed by the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS). BIS falls under the US Department of Commerce. US export trade compliance is regulated by the type of export, the value of the export, and the destination of the export. These trade compliance solutions will help you determine the documents needed, and the filings needed to legally export.

Your export may need a license or may have an exception or other legal requirement. Every export needs a specific set of documents.

This webinar will cover how to determine what those requirements may be. You will learn how to determine if yourexport needs a license and which agency you will need to acquire the license from. Many exporters depend on forwarders to guide them through. Others apply an exception without reviewing or applying the correct criteria. Often using a standard exception such as EAR 99. You will learn how to make that determination, or where to find help to make a proper filing.

We will look at the Export Administration Regulations and how to navigate them. The webinar will also discuss the latest terminology to keep import export complianceready to address brokerage/forwarder filing requirements. Your export is your customers import.

Learn what you need to know to gain export trade compliance advantages in various countries.

Areas Covered In This Webinar :

US Export requirements

Learn the latest terminology and acronyms

How does this affect global trade facilitation?

Determine if time and cost savings are available

Learn how to navigate the Export Administration Regulations

Determine if you are compliant with import and export requirements

Learn what documents are required for exporting

Learning Objectives :

Understanding export administration requirements

Understand documentation requirements (commercial invoice, SED, SLI, packing slip, etc.)

Determine correct use of EAR 99

Identify other governmental agency requirements

Learn what reports are available

Create an export management control program

Learn how your forwarder or broker can help

Who Will Benefit :

Companies engaged in Global Trade

Finance Professionals

Global Tax Professionals

Trade Compliance Professionals

Logistics Managers

Company Compliance Officers

Import/ Export Professionals

For more information, please visit :

https://www.atozcompliance.com/trainings-webinar/cross-industry-functions/trade-and-logistics/import-export-global-trade-compliance-solutions/grant-smith/300206?utm_source=referral&utm_medium=10times#speakerBreaf

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Level:

Intermediate

Speakers Profile :

Grant Smith

Grant Smith an International trade consultant is the owner of Grant Smith Consulting, LLC. Mr. Smith is a trade compliance professional with 30 years of experience in global logistics and trade compliance.

A licensed customs broker and certified customs specialist, Mr Smith is also IATA and DOT Certified. He has been working for global corporations, implementing trade programs and providing training in multiple regions internationally.