Trade & Logistics Regulatory Compliance Training - Live Webinars, Recordings & CDs

In this webinar attendees will understand the rules that are required to classify products in the Harmonized Tariff Schedule. Minimize errors in classification and better prepare companies for import/export audits from the government. It will also assist companies who are eligible for free trade agreements, ex. NAFTA, and other agreements, in properly completing Certificates of Origin.

In this webinar attendees will learn the basics of Anti-Dumping (AD) and Countervailing Duties (CVD) Law, Process, Petitions, Filing, and Chronology of Events. Also attendees will learn about involvement of U.S. Government Departments and Agencies in AD/CVD and how to stay clear of AD/CVD problems.

This Incoterms 2010 webinar will help exporters understand International Commercial Terms, or INCOTERMs, published by the International Chamber of Commerce and how to select the correct one for their transactions (who pays for freight, insurance and customs duties).

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 webinar will discuss the issues involved in North American trade, the areas and industries that NAFTA negotiations will likely affect and how you can ready your business for a potential impact.

In this webinar attendees will learn about False Claims Act in details - how you and your company may suffer if you or your company has or is violating federal (and state and local) law & how you can use your knowledge to make a lot money and help U.S. governments right wrongs.

This webinar will help attendees to understand the quality issues and methodologies that are relevant in current supply chain management to improve your customer satisfaction.

Attend this webinar to learn CBP regulations and laws. You will learn how to prepare for, or avoid, possible audit, investigation or further CBP inquiries. An examination of new CBP enforcement efforts that are geared toward changes companies of made to avoid or circumvent the application of 301 duties to their imported products.

In this webinar attendees will get overview of the tariffs imposed on products of China pursuant to Section 301 and will discuss potential strategies for mitigating their impact.

The objective of this 60 minute webinar is to help exporters and importers understand Letter of Credit terms and conditions that go into structuring a transaction for successful payment and receipt of goods. Attendees will learn how to use Letters of Credit to assure payment for exports, how to apply for a Letter of Credit and what terms and conditions should be used for successful transactions.

This CBP audit preparation training program will help attendees move toward a systematic approach for both general compliance and when notified about a CBP audit. It will help identify the likelihood of being subject to CBP audits, and help spot potential vulnerabilities and test your compliance (potential vulnerability, self review and general audit issues).

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 export control classification numbers webinar will give detailed knowledge about export administration regulations, licensing and role played by various export enforcement agencies. It will also explain about HTSUS numbers, EAR 99 designations and more.

This webinar on Canadian import compliance will teach how to do valuation of imported goods, how to calculate GST and claim it, how to classify goods, maintain record and comply with trade regulations.

This webinar will help you understand the Incoterms® 2010, their meaning, purpose and how to use ICC Publication No. 715, Incoterms® 2010, How to overcome differences in interpretations and customary practices, How to provide a basis for dispute resolution. You will also be provided with a PowerPoint presentation, an Incoterms® 2010 outline, and suggestions as they pertain to international sales contracts.

This HTSUS & schedule B code webinar will discuss on how to use Section and Chapter notes. Attendees will also become familiar with the scary General Rules of Interpretation, all of which will become non-threatening and very useful to you. Attendees will learn the basics of import (and export) product classification. Lastly, attendees will learn how to approach CBP for help with classification determinations.

In this session, international trade attorney Martin Behr III will teach you how to avoid AD and CVD problems. This session will help you gain critical knowledge about AD and CV so that you may exercise reasonable care while importing products into the United States and thus avoid costly and aggravating problems with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the U.S. Commerce Department, and other governmental entities.

This CBP webinar will discuss the general compliance requirements, the likelihood of a CBP inquiry and how to identify potential vulnerability by conducting internal review, testing your compliance and most importantly what to do when targeted by CBP.