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How Often is the HTSUS Updated and When to Review Your Company’s HTS Codes?

The HTSUS changes multiple times per year, not just annually. Importers who rely on static classification databases risk incorrect duty payments and compliance exposure without knowing it. Structured review processes and interim monitoring are the operational requirements that keep classifications current.

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Turbulence After New Fly-By-Wire Entries on the CCL

On June 20, 2013 U.S. Department of Commerce published revisions to the Export Administration Regulations based on the most recent agreements in Wassenaar. These EAR changes to the Commerce Control List (CCL) in Category 7 implementing the Wassenaar agreement significantly reduced the level of technology control for Fly-by-Wire technology in ECCN 7E004b.

‘Cheat Sheet’ on Export Control Reforms

Many of our colleagues in the compliance world already follow the weekday release of Jim Bartlett’s terrific newsletter: The Export/Import Daily Update (“The Daily Bugle”). If you don’t, we recommend that you click our Private Sector page (see grey banner above), find Exporter Resources in the right hand menu, and select “Newsletters & Blogs” for sign-up instructions.

Export Control Assistance in Mongolia

CTP recently managed a cooperative activity in Mongolia, gathering experts from the U.S. Department of State and the Government of Mongolia to further refine their draft law on Strategic Trade Controls. This event, held Nov. 5-7th at the Government House, is CTP’s most recent task in our long running support of the Export Control and Border Security (EXBS) office, totaling over 600 activities in 60+ countries over nearly twenty years.

West African Regional Training Center: Gaining Momentum

In just under a year, our Regional Training Center (RTC) in Accra Ghana has held twenty activities for the sponsor organization, U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of International Narcotics & Law Enforcement Affairs (INL), and four more events for other USG agencies. Already, we are making plans for a slate of more than twenty West Africa regional programs in 2014.

CTP Delivers a Transnational Organized Crime Investigations Course

CTP recently delivered a one-week training program on Employing Special Techniques in Transnational Organized Crime Investigations (TOCI) to delegations from Ghana, Burkina Faso and Senegal at the West Africa Regional Training Center (RTC) in Accra, Ghana. Held on December 9-13, 2013, the course provided participants with an opportunity to apply specialized techniques to effectively detect and investigate suspected transnational organized crime activity.

Technology Part 1: An Overview

Explore the definition of 'technology' under the Export Administration Regulations (EAR). Learn about the General Technology Note (GTN), controlled technology, and how ECCN classifications impact export compliance.

Round 2 of Export Control Reform Now in Effect

Round 2 of Export Control Reform is now in effect, bringing significant changes to the U.S. Munitions List (USML) and Commerce Control List (CCL). Learn about the updates, licensing policies, and their impact on export compliance.

Exporting to Hong Kong? Don’t Be Caught Flat Footed Come April 19

Understand the latest export control changes for Hong Kong under U.S. regulations. Learn how new rules treat exports to Hong Kong as transactions to China and ensure compliance with EAR requirements.

Exceptions to Exemptions in Part 126: Considering UK, Australia and Canada

Explore the nuances of Part 126 exemptions under ITAR, focusing on key exceptions for the UK, Australia, and Canada. Stay compliant with export regulations and understand critical trade agreements.

CTP Supports CLDP Events in Ukraine and Pakistan

Discover how CTP supports CLDP events in Ukraine and Pakistan, fostering international partnerships and advancing commercial law development programs. Learn more about these impactful initiatives.

Investigative Training for Benin, Togo, Nigeria & Ghana

CTP facilitated a one-week Fundamental Investigative Criminal Analysis training program for law enforcement officials from Benin, Togo, Nigeria and Ghana at the State Department’s West Africa Regional Training Center in Accra, Ghana during the week of December 16-20, 2013.

Turning Back the Clock on Cuba…Kind Of

On Friday, June 16th, President Trump announced changes to the U.S. policy towards Cuba. His new Cuba policies seek to enhance compliance with U.S. law, hold the Cuban regime accountable for human rights abuses, further U.S. national security and foreign policy interests and those of the Cuban people, and lay the groundwork for empowering the Cuban people to develop greater economic and political liberty.

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