Good Practice

Minimizing the risks: the delocalization of export and import classifications

Issue 11.
March 2021

Author
Melissa Miller Proctor
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Melissa Miller Proctor advises startups, small and medium-sized companies, as well as those in the Fortune 50, 100 and 500, on the full range of issues involving export controls, embargoes and economic sanctions, customs laws and regulations, and other government agency requirements that impact imports and exports.
https://millerproctorlaw.com/

The classification of goods, software and technology constitutes a core element (if not THE core element) of companies’ international trade compliance programs.
Accurate classifications can insulate companies from potential trade violations, and position them to take advantage of substantial cost and duty-savings opportunities. Establishing sound and sustainable classification processes for all items that may be exported or imported is no simple undertaking, and organiz­ational approaches to cla...

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