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<title>Importer/Exporter Compliance Resources</title> 
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     <description>Importer-Exporter.net is a free site devote to issues of import/export compliance in international trade.</description> 
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  <copyright>Copyright 2002.</copyright> 
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<title>Purpose</title>
<description>The U.S. Government uses export controls as a way to limit and track military hardware and technology as it leaves the United States. Some of the reasons the U.S. Government maintains control over military hardware and technology are...
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<link>http://www.importer-exporter.net/purpose.php</link>
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<title>Penalties</title>
<description>Penalties are the major enforcement tool for export law. Penalties for violating any portion of the regulations governing controlled exports include...
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<link>http://www.importer-exporter.net/penalties.php</link>
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<title>Definitions, Terms, and Acronyms</title>
<description>The terms used to describe exports, export regulations, export law, etc. are complicated and can be difficult to understand.  The following definitions provide an outline of some of the more common terms...
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<link>http://www.importer-exporter.net/definitions.php</link>
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<title>Export Regulatory Agencies</title>
<description>Exports from the United States are regulated by a wide variety of agencies.  Each agency has its own set of regulations governing the exports that they control.  This article is primarily concerned with the following...
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<link>http://www.importer-exporter.net/agencies.php</link>
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<title>Export Controls</title>
<description>Export Controls apply to all U.S. origin products. Although some controls are more strict than others, exporters are required by law to report all exports to U.S. Customs.  In addition, exports from specific product categories must be reported to the agency or agencies that govern that type of export. Export products specifically designed for military applications and must report to U.S. Customs and the Department of State....
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<link>http://www.importer-exporter.net/controls.php</link>
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<title>Types of Export Authorization</title>
<description>Exports of military hardware, technical data, and defense services can be authorized from the U.S. Dept. of State in one of three ways...
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<link>http://www.importer-exporter.net/authorization.php</link>
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<title>Purpose of Compliance</title>
<description>In general, the purpose of compliance is to allow companies to legally import and export the products, services, and data needed to transact business and remain profitable...
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<link>http://www.importer-exporter.net/compliance.php</link>
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<title>Controlled Export Methodology</title>
<description>The following methodologies are intended to briefly address policies and procedures related to controlled items and technical data ...
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<link>http://www.importer-exporter.net/methodology.php</link>
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<title>ITAR Regulations</title>
<description>The official text of the International Traffic in Arms Regulations published by the US State Department.
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<link>http://www.importer-exporter.net/itar/</link>
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