This webinar will be held in Spanish for a Mexican market audience. If you declare preferential duty rates without valid proof of origin at the time of import, you might have to pay penalties, interest, and retroactive duties. To take... Read more >
This webinar will be held in Spanish for a Mexican market audience. In light of increasingly frequent government audits, businesses must implement reliable systems and controls to ensure compliance. For Mexican companies participating in IMMEX programs, adherence to strict compliance... Read more >
This webinar will be held in Spanish for a Mexican market audience. To reap the benefits of preferential rates under the USMCA (T-MEC), EUFTA, and ACE55 free trade agreements, companies are obligated to provide proof of eligibility for their goods,... Read more >
With the ever-changing nature of geo-political engagements between countries, the customs operations evolve continuously. Changes to the customs operations often include updates to regulatory environment; financial obligations (such as fines, taxes, and/or duties); and documentation related to imports and exports.... Read more >
In early 2022, the World Customs Organization (WCO) published updates to the Harmonized System (HS). The seventh amendment and its modifications were implemented in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico last year. In Mexico, the amendments became effective on the same... Read more >
Trade compliance ensures that legislation and regulatory requirements pertaining to the import and export of commercial shipments are being met. U.S. Customs and Border Protection enforces trade compliance by conducting audits of shipments entering the United States and issuing fines... Read more >
The United States has implemented Antiboycott Laws, under the Export Administration Regulations, which require U.S. firms to refuse to participate in foreign boycotts that the United States does not sanction. Companies that do not comply with the Department of Commerce's... Read more >
Federal export control laws restrict the export of goods, technology, related technical data, and certain services in the interest of protecting the national security and domestic economy. Join Livingston’s trade experts for an introduction to U.S. export controls and the... Read more >
Canadian export controls are regulated by participating government agencies to protect national interests, trade policy, and observe international trade agreements. It’s crucial that every Canadian exporter subject to export controls understands the requirements and potential risks, and is aware of... Read more >
With Release 1 of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) project now behind us, trade chain partners can begin to look forward to, and prepare for, Release 2, coming May 2022. CARM’s Release 2 will... Read more >
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