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| W55-752 |
Commerce Export Compliance Handbook |
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| W55-762 |
Defense Trade Controls Handbook |
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| W55-712 |
Export Administration Regulations |
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| W55-742 |
Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the U.S. |
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| W55-772 |
International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) |
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| W55-606 |
Militarily Critical Technologies List |
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| W55-722 |
Schedule B: Classification of Exports |
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| W55-732 |
United States Customs Regulations |
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| Catalog No. |
Description |
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| W64-127 |
A Basic Guide to Exporting - 10th Edition |
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| W55-205 |
Export Documentation, Procedures and Terms of Sale |
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| W55-240 |
Free Trade Agreements |
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| W65-142 |
Incoterms 2010 |
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| W65-445 |
Guide to Incoterms 2010 |
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| W55-229 |
Letters of Credit for Exporters and Importers |
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| W55-956 |
NAFTA Rules of Origin and Documentation |
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- Militarily Critical Technologies List
- Schedule B: Classification of Exports
- United States Customs Regulations
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 A Basic Guide to Exporting takes the mystery out of entering the global marketplace! It is a very complete primer for small to medium sized businesses that are contemplating entering the international marketplace or are new to international trade transactions.From finding and developing international markets and customers within those markets through to the actual shipment of the goods to your new foreign customer, A Basic Guide to Exporting will take you step by step! Enhance your knowledge, save yourself time, and increase your chances of success in international business and buy A Basic Guide to Exporting. 254 pages, ISBN# 9780160792045
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| W64-127 |
A Basic Guide to Exporting: 10th Edition |
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 Prime yourself for the real world of exports by completing comprehensive exercises and reviewing beneficial illustrations, as well as indispensable government and industry information. This updated classic contains the extensive material you need to know about the export process. The information contained in this new edition is priceless. It facilitates and simplifies your commercial, legal, and shipping documentation process. New to the fifth edition are expanded sections on the AES procedures and Incoterms. The AES procedures and other essential government information are necessary for you to complete successful export transactions. The Incoterms are so crucial in international sales contracts. These terms ultimately have a direct affect on your bottom line.
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| W55-205 |
Export Documentation, Procedures and Terms of Sale - Fifth Edition |
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 This book provides information on how to find, and how to apply the Specific Rules of Origin linked to specific FTAs, which is a key ingredient to FTA success. It also points out the differences in the Regional Value Content calculations among the various FTAs.
FTA opportunities include:
NAFTA (US, Canada, Mexico), Israel,
CAFTA-DR (US, Dominican Republic, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Nicaragua), Chile,
Singapore, Australia
U.S. free trade and tariff preference programs are expanding and changing. The information provided in this book offers you an opportunity to trade with an advantage!
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| W55-240 |
Free Trade Agreements |
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Incoterms define the responsibilities of buyer and seller for delivery of goods under sales contracts. Incoterms aren't automatic; they are subject to negotiation and the successful buyer or seller is often the one who is best at negotiating the terms of sale. The terms were recently revised, trimming the terms down from thirteen to just eleven, tailored for the needs of users worldwide... Incoterms 2010 is the new authoritative text for determining how costs and risks are allocated to the parties in a transaction. These rules will come into effect on January 1, 2011. As the terms in the past, these Incoterms will be regularly incorporated into sales contracts worldwide and become part of the daily language of trade.
Incoterms 2010 sets forth the revised eleven terms of sale in a format easily readable and understood. The “mirror image” approach permits the reader to quickly compare its responsibilities, risks, and division of costs to that of the other party to the transaction. If you are negotiating, advising on, or implementing a sales contract you must understand the implications of the term of sale selected. Not realizing what a negotiated term required could increase costs and reduce profits to the seller because those costs were not considered when the final quotation was presented to the buyer. The ICC Official Rules for the Interpretation of Trade Terms, Incoterms 2010 also includes notes and graphics to help you efficiently choose the right rule for your transactions, advise for use in domestic trade, information on security-related shipment clearances, and new classifiction to help choosing the right rule relative to mode of transport.
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This newly updated ICC guide will provide you with the answers to the most important and recurring questions asked about the Incoterms 2010 rules.
~ What are the changes since Incoterms 2010?
~ What are the differences between rules (formerly known as terms)?
~ What are the responsibilies of buyers and seller according to each individual Incoterm?
This guide will quickly pay for itself in time savings and cost-effective import/export transactions.
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| W65-445 |
Guide to Incoterms 2010 |
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A comprehensive review of the complete Letter of Credit process. This book is a concise discussion of a subject that at times can seem mysterious. Once logically explained, it can be simple to manage and cash flow can be sped up. This explanation is supported by numerous examples and complete case studies that the reader can follow from inception of a transaction through to the honoring of documents and payment to the beneficiary. The new UCP 600 is reprinted in its entirety within this volume, as is URC 522.
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| W55-229 |
Letters of Credit for Exporters and Importers |
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Essential to your NAFTA compliance
If you are an exporter from within one of the NAFTA territories, this book is your number one resource for information on compliance with all NAFTA requirements. You'll find everything you need to know about defining and applying the Specific Rules of Origin--in an easy format, this book will guide you through:
- The Specific Rules of Origin
- Regional Value Content methods
- Alternative options for conferring origin
- Preparation of the NAFTA Certificate of Origin
- Customs' origin verification procedures
- Advance rulings
- Country of origin marking
- Recordkeeping requirement
A complete and up-to-date Annex 401, the Specific Rules of Origin, is also included.
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| W55-956 |
NAFTA Rules of Origin and Documentation |
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