A new rule, effective April 8,2022 expands the license requirements on Russia and Belarus to all items designated on the CCL in Categories 0 through 9...
Read MoreEach year, the Census Bureau revises the Schedule B, commodity classifications used for compiling export statistics which are required to be entered t...
Read MoreNew sanctions will be imposed on Belarus. These sanctions will impose new Commerce Control List (CCL)-based license requirements for Belarus. These ne...
Read MoreRussia and Ukrainian sanctions are being added daily. Extreme caution should be used prior to any involvement with Russian or Ukrainian parties. Among...
Read MoreOwing to the ongoing crisis involving Russia and Ukraine, new U.S. sanctions of Russian and Ukrainian parties are occurring daily. If you have Russian...
Read MoreDDTC has revised the Guidelines for Preparing Agreements. Go to: https://www.pmddtc.state.gov/sys_attachment.do?sysparm_referring_url=tear_off&vie...
Read MoreBIS has issued a final rule which re-organizes, makes minor corrections, and clarifies parts of the Foreign-Direct Product Rules (FDP). The FDP, inclu...
Read MoreLicense Exception GOV (§740.11) authorizes exports, re-exports, and in- country transfer of eligible items to U.S. government persons and agencies, ag...
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