Join global trade practitioners from Deloitte and export compliance solution leaders from SAP and NextLabs for this exciting webinar series. As businesses globalize and grow overseas operations and markets, they are often required to comply with complex and changing country-specific export control regulations on a global basis. Compliance requirements not only span physical goods, but also digital goods and technical data. Complex requirements often delay business collaboration, and may increase the risk of violation. In this webinar series, we will provide an overview of global export laws and associated compliance requirements, and discuss leading practices for addressing these requirements. Attendees will learn how trade management software, such as SAP Global Trade Services (GTS), in conjunction with technical data solutions from NextLabs, could be effective tools to provide a unified solution to manage the shipment of physical goods, digital goods and technical data.

1. Unifying Physical Exports and
Technical Data Compliance
Jason Severson
Executive Solution Engineer, SAP
E.K. Koh
VP of Solution Management, NextLabs
Chris Halloran
Director, Customs and Global Trade,
Deloitte Tax LLP
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2. Leading Practices for Global Export Compliance
Part 1: Meeting Global Export Regulations: Challenges
and Leading Practices
Part 2: Unifying Physical Exports and Technical Data
Compliance
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3. MANAGING PHYSICAL
EXPORTS IN SAP GTS
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4. Special
Customs
Procedures
Import
Management
Export
Management
Enable the secure and reliable global supply chain
Optimize global trade
Export
Classification
Outbound
Compliance
Outbound
Customs
Services
Outbound Trade
Finance Services
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Import
Classification
Inbound
Compliance
Inbound Customs
Services
Inbound Trade
Finance Services
Automate global trade compliance
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Customs
Warehousing
Entry to Free
Inward Processing
Circulation for
Relief
Prescribed End Use
& PUCC*
Outward
Processing Relief
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Trade
Preference
Meet electronic filing mandates for key markets
Automate the operations of bonded warehouses, free
trade agreements, and inward and outward
processing
Consolidate import transactions into monthly duty
statements and payment via ACH
Comply with global trade regulations
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Vendor
Declaration Handling
Preference
Determination
Customer
Declaration Handling
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Streamlined export/import license management
Meet new and changing global trade regulations
Meet OFAC requirements for financial transactions
Secure global business
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Special
Regional
Procedures
Protect revenue and meet customer request date
Accelerate cross border transactions with tight
integration with supply chain and financial processes
Reduce, delay, or eliminate duties using special
global trade programs
Goods Movements
Subject to Excise
Duties (EMCS)
Restitution Management
Electronic Compliance
Reporting
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Proactive screening and monitoring of procure to pay,
order to cash, covering all import and export activity
Proactive screening of all financial transactions
meeting OFAC (Office of Foreign Assets Control)
requirements
Secure movements of goods under duty suspension
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Leading Practices for Global Export Compliance – Part 2
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