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Understanding ITAR License Types

The International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) governs the export and import of defense-related articles, services, and technical data in the U.S. This guide explains the key ITAR license types—DSP-5, DSP-73, DSP-61, and TAA—and their roles in ensuring compliance and protecting national security in global defense trade.

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Understanding the Compliance Risks of Technology Transfer

Understand the compliance risks of technology transfer, including ITAR, EAR, and export controls. Learn how to avoid penalties, protect IP, and ensure regulatory compliance.

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Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Versus Direct Commercial Sales (DCS)

Compare Foreign Military Sales (FMS) and Direct Commercial Sales (DCS): Understand key differences in U.S. defense exports, from government roles to sales processes.

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Export Licensing Using the DECCS & SNAP-R Portals

Navigate U.S. export licensing with DECCS and SNAP-R portals. Simplify compliance for defense and dual-use items with real-time tracking and centralized management.

Understanding the Differences Between ITAR and EAR

Understand the key differences between ITAR and EAR regulations. Learn how these U.S. export control frameworks govern military and dual-use items, their licensing requirements, and penalties for non-compliance. Stay compliant and protect your business.

Benefits of Outsourcing Export Control Compliance Tasks

Outsourcing export control compliance offers businesses a cost-effective way to navigate complex trade regulations. With access to specialized expertise, AI-powered tools, and robust risk management strategies, companies can ensure adherence to global standards while minimizing operational costs. Discover how professional outsourcing solutions can safeguard your business from penalties, enhance compliance efficiency, and provide peace of mind in an increasingly regulated trade environment.

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The Intersection of Export Control and CFIUS

CFIUS plays a critical role in protecting national security by applying export control regulations to foreign investments. This involves evaluating controlled technologies, ensuring compliance with licensing requirements, and safeguarding sensitive defense capabilities.

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Understanding the De Minimis Rule

The De Minimis Rule is a key export control regulation that applies when U.S. content in foreign-made items exceeds 25%. This rule plays a critical role in international trade compliance, helping businesses navigate global markets while adhering to regulatory standards.

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Navigating the Tariff Trade Winds

New U.S. tariff policies, including 25% duties on Canada/Mexico imports and heightened China tariffs, are reshaping global trade. Economic impacts include a 0.25% GDP decline, 177,000 potential job losses, and a 6% drop in North American exports. Learn how businesses can adapt their strategies to navigate supply chain disruptions and evolving trade dynamics.

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The Growing Importance of Supply Chain Optimization

Discover why supply chain optimization is vital in today’s global economy. Learn how it reduces costs, boosts customer satisfaction, mitigates risks, and enhances flexibility to ensure business resilience and success.

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Four Benefits of Export Compliance Policies and Procedures

Export compliance policies and procedures are vital for businesses engaging in international trade.

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Understanding the Significance of Destinations, Denials and End-Users in Export Licensing

Learn the critical aspects of export licensing, including verifying destination restrictions, managing embargoes and sanctions, and vetting end-users. Discover effective strategies for global trade compliance with CTP's expert guidance.

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Export License Exceptions and Exemptions: What You Need to Know

Explore the key differences between ITAR and EAR regarding export license exceptions and exemptions. Discover how they can save time and ensure compliance with U.S. export control regulations. Read more on the CTP blog.

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