Substantial Transformation Rule
The essence of the substantial transformation rule is that a product cannot be said to originate in the country of exportation if it was not manufactured there.
The question, therefore, has been whether operations performed on products in the country of exportation are of such a substantial nature so as to justify the conclusion that the resulting product is a manufacture of that country.
Rabbit Hole of Trade Compliance
Is your company falling down the rabbit hole of international trade compliance? The complex and difficult situation where one question leads to another question, problem or complication like forced labor.
This Is Your Brain
What if you just discovered that you have been classifying products imported to the U.S. from Asia incorrectly for the past year…or more?
IMMEX
Companies moving from Chinese to Mexican suppliers need to navigate IMMEX. Braumiller Law Group can help.
Prior Disclosure
Prior disclosure and global trade compliance are critical. Braumiller Law Group can help.
Mexican Customs and Rules of Origin
Mexican Customs is still implementing origin verifications proceedings against companies that NAFTA certificates of origin which are used to determine if goods comply with the NAFTA rules of origin. Origin verification is time consuming, burdensome and costly. Braumiller Law Group can help.
Trade Classification of Chemicals
Classifying chemicals can create a supply chain mess if not done properly. Braumiller Law Group can help.
Should we get into IMMEX in Mexico?
Deciding whether to get into an IMMEX in Mexico. Braumiller Law Group can help.
Customs and Border Protection
Dealing with CBP. Braumiller Consulting Group can help.
Misclassification of imported products
What to do if you have been misclassifying imported products at lower tariffs. Braumiller Consulting Group can help.
