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MIQ Logistics & Husch Blackwell To Host Seminar In St. Louis

International Trade & Supply Chain Cost Savings: What’s Here, What’s Not and What’s on the Horizon

Please join MIQ Logistics and Husch Blackwell on July 13 in St. Louis for an afternoon seminar focused on issues in U.S. international trade policy. This seminar will offer practical knowledge and insight into free trade agreements and legislation affecting the import and export of goods for U.S. companies, including the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act of 2015, and the Miscellaneous Tariff Bill.

Topics

  • The Trans-Pacific Partnership:
    • How TPP will affect sourcing and provide costs savings
    • Next steps on the road to implementation
    • When we might see benefits
    • Examples of how to qualify for TPP duty-free status
    • Expected Customs enforcement
    • How to ensure compliance
  • Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act of 2015:
    • Amendments to duty-free provisions for U.S. goods returned (Heading 9801)
    • Modifications to duty-free provisions for articles returned after being improved in condition abroad (Heading 9802)
    • Changes to the drawback statute
    • Changes to Customs bond requirements
    • New enforcement provisions specific to intellectual property rights, as well as anti-dumping and countervailing duty evasion allegations
  • The Miscellaneous Tariff Bill: Will it ever return?  And if so –
    • What is expected to be covered
    • How to apply for MTB duty-free status

We will conclude with a networking reception.

Date and Time
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
1:30 p.m. – Registration
2:00 – 5:00 p.m. – Seminar
5:00 p.m. – Networking reception		 Location
@4240 Building
Havana Meeting Room
4240 Duncan Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63110
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Presenters
Paul Fitzpatrick, Managing Director, Global Trade Management, MIQ Logistics
Robert Stang, Partner, International Trade & Supply Chain Practice, Husch Blackwell

Who Should Attend
Business owners, supply chain professionals, compliance personnel, in-house counsel and others responsible foNEILogor planning and managing the import and export of goods.

Continuing Education Credits
This program has been approved for 3 Certified Customs Specialist (CCS)/Certified Export Specialist (CES) continuing education credits, and is pending approval for Illinois and Missouri continuing legal education credit.

Registration
This event is complimentary; however registration is required by July 6. We encourage you to forward this invitation to interested colleagues.