Cross-border compliance handled in operational terms: classifying goods, determining origin, obtaining licenses, screening counterparties, and drafting clauses that allocate duty and sanctions exposure. Coverage tracks changes to control lists and their effective dates. Aimed at trade compliance managers, logistics leads and counsel supporting international sales.
Practical coverage of cross-border rules: tariff classification, origin, licensing, restricted party screening, and clauses assigning that risk.
Incoterms decide where shipping risk, insurance and duty obligations pass between buyer and seller — and misreading them is the most common trade-contract error.
Yuki Tanaka