On: November 18, 2016 By: Tracy A. Smith
In order to comply with the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), companies must make sure they don't export their controlled technology without a license.
On: October 28, 2016 By: Tracy A. Smith
You can sell export compliance to your executive team by showing what is being done to lower costs and improve efficiencies that add to profitability.
On: October 5, 2016 By: Lisa Nemer
Easily solve the scary looking Status 500 error by including a Unit of Measure for each Schedule B code in your AESDirect filing.
On: September 14, 2016 By: Lisa Nemer
With the new AESDirect system accessed via the ACE portal, all line items require an export license number or exemption code.
On: August 30, 2016 By: Lisa Nemer
A summary of Automated Export System (AES) resources on the International Trade Blog.
On: August 15, 2016 By: John Goodrich
While not expressly prohibited, outsourcing import and export compliance responsibilities put companies and organizations at risk.
On: July 29, 2016 By: Tracy A. Smith
Exporters need to be aware of anti-boycott regulations. Compliance requires understanding the prohibitions and exceptions found in the EAR.
On: July 12, 2016 By: Arnesh Roy
Understanding U.S. export controls means knowing when an export requires an export license, how to apply for one, and watching for Red Flags.
On: May 16, 2016 By: Kathryn Toomey
Exporters need to understand when their products fall under the jurisdiction of the ITAR and should be classified using the USML (U.S. Munitions List).
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