Export/Import Sanctions and Trade Agreements Regulatory Compliance Training - Live Webinars, Recordings & CDs

This webinar will help attendees understand how to meet the rules that are required to qualify their imports/exports between the three USMCA countries (United States, Canada, and Mexico). In addition, this webinar will present some of the major changes between the NAFTA & the USMCA and how these changes may affect the qualification of your products. Some of these changes may impact your company and require advance preparation to meet compliance requirements.

This training on trade compliance will help the attendees understand the rules to qualify your imports/exports between United States, Mexico, and Canada. You will also learn best practices on how to complete the NAFTA certificate of origin to avoid penalties.

This export requirement training will explain the current procedures and documentation requirements for U.S. exports to Mexico and for imports into Mexico, how to avoid delays, cross-border trucking, mandatory labeling requirements, Mexico's Harmonized Tariff Schedule, and recordkeeping requirements.

This webinar will prepare business professionals to deal with issues such as how to find buyers, customers, or suppliers, import-export documentation, transport cost and duties, international trade regulations, and how to get paid.

This U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP) compliance training will provide attendees tools to ensure they comply with rules and regulations applicable to Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and special trade program claims.

This training program on Latin America import and export will detail the US requirements to export and import procedures to Latin America. It will also discuss commercial and customs document requirements, tariffs and applicable duties, countervailing and antidumping duties, and highlight the difference between automatic and non-automatic import licenses.

This training program will focus on regulations that apply to most goods imported into the United States and illustrate them with examples. In addition, attendees will learn more about country of origin marking for exports from the United States to other countries.

This training program will analyze Title 19 CFR 171 - U.S Customs Prior Disclosure. It will objectively evaluate customs errors and mistakes and define the pros and cons of disclosing to customs. The program will further demonstrate the consequences of disclosure or non-disclosure and remedial measures.

This webinar will explain how to calculate the correct valuation on a product while importing from related party suppliers. Instructor will discuss how to document transactions for CBP process and to recognize valuation issues that may cause price adjustments after import. Participants will learn to avoid adverse consequences of declared valuation errors and what are the downsides to participation in reconciliation.

This webinar training will discuss the export documentation and procedures. The instructor will discuss the differences in documentation requirements between exporting and domestic business , how to create important documentation including commercial invoice, shipper's letter of instruction, customs and consular invoices, product specification documentation and certificates of origin

This last training program in the exclusive 4-part series will examine the origin of the Harmonized System code, the general rules applicable and the Harmonized System coding at an international level and at a national level.

This training program will examine why establishing an appropriate price is one of the most crucial parts of the export marketing mix, as it is the one that generates revenue. The costs of the product itself, its promotion and its distribution all need to be included into the final price in order to make a profit. The export price can vary depending on the particular product, the type of buyer, the initial and long term value, the destination and the channel of distribution.

This third training program on exporting to Mexico will elucidate what are INCOTERMS, buyer and seller obligations, the global logistics process, INCOTERMS groups, documentation necessary to support the INCOTERM use and the Mexican customs criteria on INCOTERMS.

The second part of this exclusive Mexican customs training program will discuss Mexico import/export HTS codes, non-tariff barriers compliance, documentation compliance, customs administrative processes and more.

Learn the options that the Duty Drawback in Canada can offer you to offset the expenses you have already incurred. We'll discuss conditions to be met, documentation requirements and more using practical examples.

This training program will detail who can import to Mexico. It will discuss the role of the customs broker and the documents required including commercial documents and customs documents.

This webinar training will focus in-depth on sanctions regulations and policy changes on Russia and the Crimea region of Ukraine. We will outline the Ukraine sanctions and provide guidance on managing and maintaining a compliance program amidst various policy changes.

This training program will examine the process for imposing monetary penalties for breaches of financial sanctions. It will also deconstruct the process for imposing monetary penalties for breaches of financial sanctions: consultation, operating within counter-terrorism legislation.

This training on export compliance will help you understand documentation and procedures to assist in expediting clearance of commercial goods through Canada Border Services Agency.

This training will review Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) and the US Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) respectively amended; the Cuban Assets Control Regulations (CACR) and the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) to further ease the US embargo against Cuba and authorize certain business activities with Cuba in targeted sectors.