As global instability and a multitude of sanctions persist due to increased government scrutiny, penalties and seizures, exporters must step up their compliance measures to navigate Canada’s export laws. Join our webinar to gain insights on Canada’s export compliance requirements.... Read more >
In light of the duties recently imposed on certain goods by the U.S. government, valuation has become an important process for importers. Businesses that understand the valuation process and have eligible goods, can significantly minimize unexpected duty outlays. Reasonable care... Read more >
On August 21, 2022, the National Customs Agency of Mexico (ANAM) introduced mandatory changes to the customs documentation process. The “Notice of Crossing” (Aviso de Cruce en el Despacho Aduanero, or AVC) will change the way you currently submit and... Read more >
With surging commodity prices, global supply shortages, looming inflation, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the war in Ukraine, Canadian companies are facing new challenges to purchasing materials and goods and fulfilling clients’ orders. As Canada’s free trade partners continue to grow... Read more >
Discover or refresh your knowledge of the fundamentals of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). In this webinar, we’ll explore the steps to proper classification and how to avoid common pitfalls. We’ll also discuss tools and resources... 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 >
Importers are required to provide detailed shipment information on their goods prior to reaching the border. However, information like free trade agreement eligibility, and declared value is not always obtainable prior to reaching border officials. Many businesses may not be... 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 >
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