179.00 Dollar US$ NAFTA: Understanding the Rules of Origin and Certificate of Origin Requirements

Are you obtaining the lowest possible duty rate for your trade with Canada, Mexico, and the US? The North American Free Trade Agreement reduces or eliminates duties on eligible goods traded among NAFTA countries. The NAFTA Rules of Origin were negotiated to determine eligibility for favorable treatment and to preclude third countries from obtaining unlawful benefits. Specifically, adopted the same basic origin rule as has governed the 1988 US-Canada FTA: Most goods must undergo sufficient processing with North America to result in a change in tariff classification.

In addition, NAFTA provides for a uniform Certificate of Origin to be prepared by the exporter and possessed by the importer when the goods enter into the importing country. This certifies that a good exported from one Party into the territory of another Party qualifies as an "originating good".

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Mr. Douglas Cohen is Keynote Speaker at ComplianceKey. For more than twenty years Cohen has been at the forefront of international trade and transactions. With senior positions in private practice, the US Department of Commerce, the European Union, American Airlines, and the IATA, he has developed substantial expertise in import-export operations and compliance, foreign market entry, international negotiations, and intellectual property protection. At present, he is Senior Manager, Global Trade and Contracts, at Worldwide Trade and Legal Consultants, where he provides legal and strategic advice to organizations seeking to enter or expand foreign markets.

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