Video segment from December 15, 2020 LawCustoms Stream discussing interpretative definition of “Value” and consequences of being ignorant to definition thereof. Full playback of December 15, 2020 LawCustoms Stream is…
Department of Justice (DOJ) October 2, 2016 guidance reaffirms its position to treat U.S. export controls and sanctions violations as an attack on the U.S. national security and DOJ’s Yates…
Few years back, we published a list of links that U.S. based international trade community should check prior to engaging in a transaction. Time has come to update the list…
BIS extended a helping hand to the exporting community in interpreting somewhat archaic definition of the “specially designed” clause that is used throughout the Commerce Control List. The clarification opportunity…
In the Corning Gilbert Inc. v. U.S., importer asked the Court of International Trade for an opinion about Customs and Border Protection (CBP) role in enforcing decisions of other agencies. …
Census Bureau is making a “generous” offer to members of the U.S. export trade community: 12 months of data free of charge every 365 days. All one needs to do…
When Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) places a “person” (physical or legal) on the entity list, that person may wish to be removed. How does one ask BIS to…
BIS published a final rule, in the Federal Register, which comes into effect on April 13, 2012, which is today. 77 Fed. Reg. 22,191 (April 13, 2012). According to BIS, the…
Demographic map of the United States is tilting toward a higher age median. The tilt is accompanied by the increased demand for medical appliances that assist many aging Americans in…
If you have an interest in the U.S. antidumping laws, LawCustoms recommends Antidumping Duties: Separate Rate – Staying Ahead of The Trading Curve. The article is based on the analysis…
