May 12, 2022

Online

International Trade Indicator staff will show data users how to utilize the Census API to seamlessly pull trade information directly into their systems for forecasting, research and analysis. They'll also:

• Discuss the recent semi-decade HS changes by the World Customs Organization
• Highlight Census' Schedule B Search Engine
• Demonstrate how to pull import/export data directly from USA Trade Online which provides U.S. export statistics of commodities at the 2, 4, 6 and 10-digit Harmonized Schedule (HS) level

May 19, 2022

Online

Crystal Carmon, Section Chief, International Trade Indicator Micro Analysis Branch, Economic Indicators Division will host a live Harmonized System (HS) Commodity Classification session to help the public identify which code to properly use on their exports.

June 7-8, 2022

Online

This seminar, sponsored by U.S. Commercial Service Philadelphia and Temple University will provide comprehensive insight from the U.S. Census Bureau and other experts on current and future regulations, classifications and data tools, as well as federal updates, and essential export information.

Two half-day webinars covering the following export compliance topics:

• Automated Commercial Environment (ACE)/ Automated Export System (AES) Direct Filings
• Foreign Trade Regulations (FTR) and an update on the latest regulatory changes
• Commodity Classification (i.e. Schedule B) guidance and tips and the Global Market Finder
• Export Reports feature in ACE to manage your company’s filings and compliance
• Other topics of vital importance and keen interest to exporters and logistics providers

June 14-17, 2022

Online

This seminar will be a live event: an opportunity to see and hear BIS specialists present, have your questions answered, and participate in interactive exercises to expand your regulatory and compliance knowledge. Experienced BIS specialists will deliver the training in four, three-hour sessions from 9am to 12pm PDT (UTC-7) daily. The information covered will include the same topics typically covered in the two day, in-person programs: scope of the EAR, how to classify your items for export, how to apply for an export license, understanding and using license exceptions, deemed exports, de minimis and direct product rules, export clearances, export enforcement, and developing an export management and compliance program. This program will also feature a guest speaker from the Census Bureau to discuss the Automated Export System.

With the travel, budget, and time limits we all face, this program offers a timely, cost-effective, and highly accessible way to learn about the EAR and the steps to comply.