Compliance Training Webinars for Regulated Industries

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 training program will discuss why an effective export control program (ECP) consists of many processes that connect, intersect, and overlap. It is vital that employees responsible for export compliance know the requirements of Title 15, CFR, Part 30, and the responsibilities of U.S. parties at the time of export. This online training will provide compliance materials that examine U.S. Customs and Border Protection regulations for the international logistic arena.

This training program will discuss why an effective export control program (ECP) consists of many processes that connect, intersect, and overlap. It is vital that employees responsible for export compliance know the requirements of Title 15, CFR, Part 30, and the responsibilities of U.S. parties at the time of export. This online training will provide compliance materials that examine U.S. Customs and Border Protection regulations for the international logistic arena.

This training on Export Administration Regulations (EAR) compliance will provide the attendees best practices for developing an export control program for conducting a thorough self assessment.

This webcast will provide an overview of U.S. Export Classification Control Numbers (ECCN) and making license determinations via the Commerce Control List (CCL).It will explain the “How to” classification breakdown and the considerations for commodity jurisdictions (CJs).

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.

This webinar will discuss export product specifications, the changes from AES to ACE, how to apply for and manage an ACE account, fix issues with your ACE access, set-up your shipping documents in compliance with existing rules and regulations and more.

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 will discuss the process of becoming a Canadian Non Resident Importer. Attendees will learn how to attain business registration number, HS tariff classification and tariff treatment, process of claiming GST on imported goods, ways to complete the Canada customs invoice and more.

This webinar will teach you how to successfully setup freight forwarding company and avoid mistakes in filing paperwork. Upon completion of this webinar, attendees will be able to create a marketing plan for both buyers and carriers.

This webinar will discuss important terms and conditions when drafting contracts for your organization. Attendees will learn best practices to draft, amend, review and manage the contract.

This webinar training is designed to address the import record-keeping and audit compliance procedures that will emphasize the importer obligation to maintain and assess internal and external records that are related to their international trade transactions. It focuses on the role of the import compliance manager, and record-keeping compliance procedures, and the approved standard import and customs forms that will fulfill specific legal requirements in the global logistics environment.

This webinar will cover US FDA and Customs legal import requirements including discussion on FDA product codes, Custom's Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) and Affirmation of Compliance (AOC). It will also provide information on FDA's software screening program, PREDICT, and U.S. Custom's ACE program.

This training program will address export audit compliance procedures that will emphasize appropriate documentation that are often required in the country market system. The program will also focus on product competitiveness research methods for conducting trade transactions. It will help identify customers, such as the end users, distributors, and sales agents and examine the compliance procedures within foreign law justification. Finally, it will address sales documentation and other record-keeping compliance procedures that should be used by the exporter when dealing with customs for a particular goods requirements for foreign business environment.

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.