ASSISTANCE FOR EMBARKING ON AN EXPORTING JOURNEY
The obstacle most cited by companies as an impediment to exporting is a lack of information. It’s not that information on exporting regulations doesn’t exist; rather, busy executives lack the time and personnel to find, interpret and apply it to their operations. Enter Exporting 101. This series of well-organized, easy-to-understand documents will help answer basic questions you have about exporting terminology, documentation, regulations and more.
And if you don’t find what you’re looking for here, don’t worry. WEDC’s export development manager would be happy to answer your specific export-related questions.
TAX SAVINGS
FOREIGN TRADE ZONES
EXPORT CLASSIFICATION
The International Harmonized System (HS) is administrated by the World Customs Organization and serves as the foundation for the import and export classification systems used in the United States.
EXPORT DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
EXPORT DOCUMENTATION
EXPORT PRICING
EXPORT READINESS
EXPORT REGULATIONS/CONTROLS
INCOTERMS©
INTERNATIONAL METHODS OF PAYMENT
EXPORT FINANCE & RISK MITIGATION
FINDING INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS
FOREIGN TRADE BARRIERS
FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS
INTERNATIONAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION
Globalization and the rapid proliferation of technology have elevated the importance of intellectual property (IP) protection for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
INTERNATIONAL MARKET RESEARCH
FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND CURRENCY
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TRAVEL
Any company involved in international business will eventually need to send staff abroad. When conducting business overseas, there may be visa and health requirements to consider, national holidays to avoid, trade events to try to coincide with your visit, and certain areas of the world to avoid.