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Tariff Engineering Explained: Can You Pay Less in Duties? (VIDEO)
Our firm assists businesses in using tariff engineering to lower duties legally, optimize classifications, and reduce import costs.
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14 minutes ago


Exporting Legally: Uncovering Hidden Legal Risks (VIDEO)
Deanna Clark, Esq. & Travis Epp discuss export risks, compliance, and legal advantages for businesses. Watch the full interview!
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4 days ago

Tariff Classification: How Misclassification Can Lead to Costly Penalties
Correct tariff classification is key to avoiding penalties, delays, and higher duties. Ensure accuracy to stay compliant with CBP rules.
clarkespositolaw
Mar 17

The “Made in USA” Conundrum: Are Consumers Willing to Pay the Price?
Are consumers willing to pay more for “Made in USA” products as tariffs drive up costs? Explore the impact of evolving trade policies.
clarkespositolaw
Mar 10


U.S. Customs Seizures in January: Fraudulent Shipments, Counterfeit Goods, Agricultural Threats, and More
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is the frontline defense in preventing illegal and dangerous goods from entering the United...
clarkespositolaw
Mar 4


03/26 Town Hall: Trade Financing Strategies - Leveraging Assets for Business Growth
Join us for a virtual Town Hall featuring Peter Ryan, Managing Director of Business Development at Goba Capital.
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Feb 24

Compliance Doublecheck Program: A Smart Way to Protect Your Business
We believe in the importance of thorough compliance when it comes to importing. That's why we want to highlight a valuable (and free)...
clarkespositolaw
Feb 21

How African Giant Pouched Rats Are Helping to Combat Wildlife Trafficking
Recent research highlights the potential of African giant pouched rats as an innovative tool in detecting trafficked wildlife. Trained by...
clarkespositolaw
Feb 17


“De Minimis” Won’t Save You: U.S. Tariffs on Chinese Imports on the Horizon
We help businesses navigate complex trade regulations and stay ahead of evolving policies like the suspension of the "de minimis" exemption.
clarkespositolaw
Feb 13

Antidumping and Countervailing Duties: What Importers Need to Know
Failing to pay these duties can result in severe penalties, including fines, seizure of goods, and the potential for long-term restrictions
clarkespositolaw
Feb 10

BIS Seeks Public Input on Foreign Adversary Risks in UAS Supply Chain
BIS proposes new rules on foreign ICTS risks in UAS, seeking public input to address national security concerns. Comments due by March 4th.
clarkespositolaw
Feb 7


04/30 Event: Importing 101 - Navigating Tariffs, Duties, and Compliance
Join us for an informative session on the fundamentals of importing, where industry experts will break down tariffs, compliance, and more.
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Feb 4

Your Life Is About to Get More Expensive: How Tariffs Work
Trump's tariffs will raise costs for businesses and consumers alike. How do tariffs work?
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Feb 4

Green Shifts in the Auto Industry: Navigating Tariffs and Trade Compliance
As electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrid models become more prevalent, the import and export landscape is evolving, bringing new challenges...
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Feb 3

President Trump’s Shifting Stance on Vaping: What It Means for the Industry
From advocating a ban on flavored e-cigarettes to pledging to "save vaping," his evolving position raises questions about the future...
clarkespositolaw
Jan 27

U.S. Customs Seizures in December: Monkeys, Jewelry, Vehicle Parts, and More
This past month saw several major seizures—here are a few highlights.
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Jan 21

FDA Updates “Import Alerts” to Reinforce CBP Detention of Unauthorized E-Cigarettes
FDA has strengthened its policies regarding unauthorized e-cigarette products to help prevent their importation into the United States.
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Jan 20

China’s Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law Explained: Implications for Global Business
On June 10, 2021, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) enacted the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law (AFSL), a sweeping piece of legislation...
clarkespositolaw
Jan 13

De Minimis in E-commerce: Best Practices for Regulatory Compliance
The de minimis rule, under 19 USC 321, allows for duty-free treatment of shipments into the United States, provided they are valued at...
clarkespositolaw
Jan 6

U.S.-China Export Controls in 2025: What to Expect After Trump’s Return
These expanded export controls could mean stricter penalties for non-compliance and increased audits of businesses engaged in exporting.
clarkespositolaw
Jan 3
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