SUMMARY: In this rule, the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) proposes to amend the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) to clarify and expand r...
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In this time of ever changing regulations, it is more important than ever to perform a yearly review your export compliance program and address any de...
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If you discover an export violation, you are strongly encouraged to submit a voluntary self-disclosure to either BIS or DDTC. The disclosure should in...
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Commerce Department bulk licenses authorize the export or reexport of items based on a representative or comprehensive parts list for a specific end u...
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On August 19th, BIS published a final rule with corrections and clarifications regarding the control of firearms subject to the EAR. https://www.govin...
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As international travel resumes, it is important to review and implement the necessary controls for non-U.S. persons and make certain your company is ...
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The Bureau of Industry and Security has added thirty-four entities to the Entity List. These thirty-four entities have been determined by the U.S. Gov...
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As the world is opening up again, and air and trade shows will be rescheduled, it is important to remember if you will be exhibiting any military/defe...
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When setting up corporate DECCS (State Department Licensing and Registration website) accounts there are two common oversights we have seen that can c...
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