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Canadian Duty Drawbacks: A Risk-Free Way to Recover Money
Duty drawback is a customs program administered by the Canada Border Services Agency that is designed to help Canadian companies be more competitive in the global marketplace by allowing them to fully recover the duties, taxes and other fees paid on imported goods that are later exported from the country under certain conditions.
Modernizing De Minimus: Upcoming New ‘Section 321’ Requirements for Truck Shipments
As part of an effort to modernize the handling of certain low-value imports, U.S. Customs and Border Protection has announced that beginning next year all commercial truck shipments containing “Section 321 merchandise” will be required to file an advance electronic manifest in accordance with the guidelines specified in the Trade Act of 2002.
Ask George: What’s The Democratic View on Free Trade?
The 2016 Presidential Election was among the most divisive in US history. On November 8,2016, President Donald J. Trump prevailed over former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, to secure the presidency until the 2020 election. Among the more popular tenets of his platform was a firm stance on international trade, which was often referred to as...
Ask George: What’s The Republican View on Free Trade?
The 2016 Presidential Election was among the most divisive in US history. On November 8,2016, President Donald J. Trump prevailed over former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, to secure the presidency until the 2020 election. Among the more popular tenets of his platform was a firm stance on international trade, which was often referred to as an “America-first” policy.
Using Key Performance Indicators to Manage for Compliance Success
In our latest white paper we examine how leading traders use KPIs to track a range of trade compliance variables; both those which support their routine functions and operational business objectives, but also more existential ones that are more broadly aligned to the organization’s vision, mission, values, strategy, risk intelligence, and brand reputation.
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