With more flights, relaxing regulations, a historic presidential trip to Cuba, and news of hospitality services expanding into Cuba, the pathway into Cuba for hotels and hospitality companies seems smooth. But businesses should look out for the potential hurdles and compliance risks. Don’t fret – we can help you welcome your guests.
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Starving the Bear: The United States Restricts Exports to Russia
The pressure on Russia continues to build. As we previously reported here and here, throughout March, the United States and other Western powers implemented a series of sanctions against individuals and entities deemed to be involved in the political destabilization of Ukraine. Those sanctions were restricted to specific parties, including high ranking Russian and Ukrainian officials and – notably – one Russian bank.
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Export Control Reform Series Episode III: Harmonizing EAR Exceptions and ITAR Exemptions
By: Fatima Merchant
Background
In Episode 1 and Episode 2 of this series, we discussed some key points of U.S. Export Control Reform and took you through a step-by-step reclassification analysis of parts and components transitioning from the USML to the EAR. After determining that the items you export will move from the USML to the CCL, you will need to evaluate your licensing requirements.
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