Insights on trade documentation, export processes, and tips for streamlining your global business.
CBP ruling HQ H350722 defines when AI customs tools cross into unlicensed customs business — and the $10,000 penalty for each violation.
The USMCA joint review happens July 1, 2026. Exemption claims surged to 85%. Here is what your origin documents need.
Section 232 tariffs now apply to full customs value. Metal content determines your rate, and your bill of materials proves it.
SCOTUS killed IEEPA tariffs. Section 122 replaced them the same day with a 10% global surcharge. What importers need to know before July 24, 2026.
SCOTUS ruled IEEPA tariffs unlawful. But 53 million entries and no clear refund process mean importers must act now.
CBP now uses AI to check classification, valuation, and origin on every shipment. Here is what changed and what it means for your documents.
Wrong country of origin on your customs entry can trigger a False Claims Act lawsuit. Competitors can sue and collect 15-30% of what you owe.
Most U.S. exports are EAR99 and need no license. But that classification alone doesn't clear you for sanctions compliance.
Each Incoterm shifts costs, risks, and insurance between buyer and seller. Learn where the 5 most-used rules draw the line.
