Customs - Imports and Exports Controls
Duration: 1 hour
Price: R99.00
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Much like restricted party lists are utilised to mitigate risks in your organisation by controlling interactions with specific individuals or companies, export and import controls serve the purpose of regulating the movement of products and technologies worldwide.
Export controls are country-specific and are typically implemented with considerations for national security and foreign policy. For instance, items like implements of torture or dual-use goods such as munitions are generally restricted for export to any country. Meanwhile, certain exports, for example encryption items, may only be controlled for specific entities such as terrorist regimes and globally embargoed nations.
An effective import and export control program is a crucial aspect of trade compliance, and it can be fairly straightforward for a company to implement. The first step is to establish one. Commodities intended for cross-border transactions must undergo a thorough review, with any import and export control requirements duly noted and implemented.
This video enables companies and individuals involved in importing goods to adhere to statutory and regulatory guidance provided by agencies, thereby reducing the cost of compliance and facilitating international trade. Taking advantage of available rebates is also recommended.