A discussion of topics in International Trade that are relevant to your day-to-day operations and interests as a trade professional in New York City. NEI 3.5 CCS/CES Units

Upon completion of this seminar you will understand: 1. Your responsibilities as an Importer 2. How to correctly maintain import compliance records 3. Proper self-assessment techniques to avoid penalties 4. How to construct policies that meet U.S. Customs regulations NEI 3.5 CCS Units

Upon completion of this seminar you will understand: 1. The types of drawback 2. Proper record keeping 3. How to evaluate your situation for maximum monetary benefit 4. The process for claiming refunds 5. The steps to claiming back funds already purchased NEI 3.5 CCS/CES Units

A discussion of topics in International Trade that are relevant to your day-to-day operations and interests as a trade professional in New York City. NEI 3.5 CCS/CES Units

As of January 2010, new Incoterms have taken effect. Are you in the trade field and need to brush up on the new terminology and changes? This one-day seminar will review the terms used by buyers and sellers while making trade transactions and review new material that has been added. This seminar would be a great choice for professionals in sales, purchasing, warehousing or logistics, and import/export. NEI 3.2 CCS Units

Upon completion of this seminar you will understand: 1. The U.S. Import Requirements 2. The role of the Customs Broker 3. Types of Entries 4. The required documentation for processing 5. Packing and Insurance 6. Shipment clearance process 7. What happens after you receive your goods NEI 3.5 CCS Units

Upon completion of this seminar you will understand: 1. Why C-TPAT is important 2. The global benefits to participation 3. How importers perform the ISA (Importers Self-Assessment) 4. The steps and forms required to participate as a C-TPAT member NEI 3.5 CCS/CES Units

Upon completion of this seminar you will understand: 1. The logistics of moving goods from origin to destination securely and economically 2. How to coordinate your documents with transportation rules and requirements 3. How to select your correct Incoterm for your transportation needs 4. How to protect yourself and your goods with the best choice of insurance 5. How to avoid problems with U.S. Customs and other federal agencies 6. The most up to date security rulings and how to implement them into your transport NEI 3.5 CCS/CES Units

Upon completion of this seminar you will understand: 1. What the export business is all about, the challenges, and how be successful 2. How to make export contacts and find customers 3. The selection process of products and suppliers 4. The key parties in an export transaction 5. The data you need to know to comply with your export compliance and documentary responsibilities. NEI 3.5 CES Units

Upon completion of this seminar you will understand: 1. The fundamentals of the U.S. Harmonized Tariff Schedule for importing 2. The process to use for classifying your goods 3. How to save yourself time, aggravation and money by processing items correctly 4. The correct duty rates and taxes (if any) before you import your goods 5. Making use of free assistance offered by U.S. Customs and Border Protection 6. The problems and penalties you may face for incorrectly classifying your products NEI 3.5 CCS Units

Upon completion of this seminar you will understand: 1. How to select the most appropriate method of payment for the importer and exporter. 2. How to compare costs and risks of the various letter of credit options. 3. How to open a letter of credit and getting paid under its terms. 4. How to limit discrepancies, resolving disputes, and analyzing alternative methods of financing international transactions. 5. How to make sure you'll get paid, minimizing your risks, and accommodating the needs of your buyers. NEI 3.5 CCS/CES Units