Home
Export/Import
- Consulting
- Forms
- Resources and Regulations
- Software
- Training
Dangerous Goods
- Consulting
- Forms
- Labels and Placards
- Resources & Regulations
- Software
- Training
Maritime
- Forms
- Resources & Regulations
Training
- Export
- Public Seminars
- Customized Training
- Certification
- Import
- Public Seminars
- Customized Training
- Certification
- Dangerous Goods
- Public Seminars
- Customized Training
- Webinars
- Export
- Import
- Dangerous Goods
Products
- Forms
- Export/Import
- Dangerous Goods
- Labels & Placards
- Dangerous Goods
- Resources & Regulations
- Export/Import
- Dangerous Goods
- Maritime
- Software
- Export/Import
- Dangerous Goods
Consulting
- Export/Import
- Dangerous Goods
Info Source
- Customer Support
- FAQ
- Helpful Compliance Tools
Industry News
- Export
- Import
- Dangerous Goods
Shop
- Shopping Cart
About Us
- President's Message
- Mission Statement
- Contact Information
- Directions
- Employment

Get the compliance training you need from the industry experts right at your own computer!

The webinars are on average around ninety minutes and contain the most current information available. These are excellent for brushing up on specific topics. Attendees are encouraged to ask general questions related to the topic prior and during the program.

These webinars are a cost-effective way to learn and update your skills. Stay current with international trade and dangerous goods transportation regulations. Plus no time away from the office needed!

Export Webinars

U.S. Customs Related Exports: Exports that are due to a prior or subsequent import in the United States

Wednesday, May 29, 2013 (1PM EDT) / $175*
(12:00 pm CDT, 11:00 am MDT, 10:00 am PDT)

The purpose of this program is to provide an understanding of the various types of exports that require coordination with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (USCBP) due to a prior or subsequent import. Our expert, who has over 40 years of experience as a customs house broker/freight forwarder, will identify these exports, specify the process, your responsibilities, and indicate how you can benefit from these related imports. Specifically, the program will discuss registrations, temporary import entry cancellations, ATA Carnets, I.T., T+E, Drawback and more. Please note that this program is for the exporter who has had import related exports, or needs to know how to properly handle such transactions.

Why You Should Attend

Learn how to process an export that has been returned for reconditioning, or replacement in order to avoid double duties
Understanding re-exports processes provides recovery of funds previously paid as well as avoiding the expense of unnecessary duties and taxes
Understand exporters' and importers' responsibility as well as the tools available
Learn how to avoid penalties
Find out what options may be possible when a special need arises

Who Should Attend

Any experienced exporter who is responsible for HTS classification
Logistics and transportation staff
Documentation personnel
Treasurers, controllers, and accountants
Materials management personnel
Sales, purchasing and procurement

Monday, June 24, 2013 (1PM EDT) / $175*
(12:00 pm CDT, 11:00 am MDT, 10:00 am PDT)

The U. S. Exporters and Importers need to understand the Harmonized Tariff System for the classification of internationally traded goods. Understanding the differences and relationship of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTSUS) and the Harmonized Schedule B, along with the rules of interpretation, best practices, is critical to proper classification. Proper classification can help avoid fines and penalties, excess duty payments and be of benefit to your overseas customers. Our expert presenter will explain the reasons we have two classification systems, which system to use, proper application of the rules and best practices for proper classification. In addition, the instructor will provide useful “real life” examples.

Why You Should Attend

Your company, not your agent, has the regulatory responsibility to classify products for both exports and imports.
If your goods are not properly classified, you are subject to significant fines, and penalties.
Understanding the Harmonized System can reduce Tariffs, provide the basis for Tariff Engineering, and preferential treatment under the U. S. Free Trade Agreements.

Who Should Attend

International Trade Coordinator
Documentation Personnel
Logistics and Transportation Staff
Treasurers, Controllers and Accountants
Materials Management Personnel
Sales, Purchasing and Procurement Staff

Tuesday, June 25, 2013 (1PM EDT) / $175*
(12:00 pm CDT, 11:00 am MDT, 10:00 am PDT)

Our expert will begin with the reasons for doing business with Brazil, and an overview of Brazil’s political, legal and business system. The second section will illustrate the very favorable direct investment tax treatment as compared to the tax penalties of imports into Brazil. Finally, the last section will discuss import documentation, duties and taxes, as well as restricted imports.

Why You Should Attend

Learn how to navigate their complex import regulations and avoid fines, penalties and delays for you and/or your client.
Learn the country’s specific import documentation requirements as well as
what you can anticipate in duties and taxes in pricing your export.
As an exporter, learn more about the Brazilian market and how the private sector is structured.

Who Should Attend

Exporters who want to expand into new, growing markets.
U. S. Importers and Exporters who need an overview of the unique Brazilian legal, political systems, and the tax system
Exporters who need to understand the Brazilian customs requirements and import duties in order to facilitate customer shipments.

Import Webinars

Eliminate the Confusion between Classification under the HTSUS and Schedule B
Monday, June 24, 2013 (1PM EDT) / $175* See Export Webinars for info

Dangerous Goods Transportation Webinars

None currently scheduled

*More Attendees, More Savings...

Multiple Attendee Discount

Each additional attendee from same company pays only $75. You can either call to register the additional persons OR you can register them online. Good for Webinar Programs only. Offer Expires: Dec. 31, 2013. Only one discount per registration. Can't be combined with any other offers.

You WILL NOT receive the automated access email code to the webinar until payment is received.

All webinars start at 1pm EST and are approximately 90 minutes in length. Registration will close the day of the webinar at 12n. You will be connected to audio using your computer's microphone and speakers (VoIP). A headset is recommended. Or, you may select "Use Telephone" after joining the Webinar. A handout copy of the PowerPoint slides will be emailed after the webinar presentation. These webinars will not be archived. Make sure that your computer complies with all software requirements. Log in 15 minutes prior to the beginning of the webinar.

Test Your Connection Before Your Session

Eliminate the Confusion between Classification under the HTSUS and Schedule B

Brazil: Exporting to Brazil, Market Access, Understanding Unique Customs Requirements, and Facilitating Customer Transactions

Eliminate the Confusion between Classification under the HTSUS and Schedule B Monday, June 24, 2013 (1PM EDT) / $175* See Export Webinars for info

Test Your Connection Before Your Session

Eliminate the Confusion between Classification under the HTSUS and Schedule B
Monday, June 24, 2013 (1PM EDT) / $175* See Export Webinars for info