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Protect Your International Business

Compliance, taxes, insurance, contracts, and counterparty risk are part of the business model.

Understand the major risk areas that deserve attention before you scale across borders.

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Tax & Reporting

Cross-border activity can create federal, state, foreign, sales-tax, VAT, withholding, and information-reporting questions.

Use an international tax professional for advice based on your facts.
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Insurance

Cargo, product liability, general liability, cyber, trade-credit, and other coverage may become relevant depending on the operation.

Use a properly licensed insurance professional for recommendations.
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Contracts & Legal

Supplier agreements, distributor arrangements, intellectual property, payment terms, and dispute provisions can materially affect risk.

Use qualified counsel for contracts and legal conclusions.
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Restricted Parties

Sanctions and export controls can apply to people, companies, banks, destinations, and end uses.

Use current government screening resources.
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Supplier Verification

A marketplace profile is not the same as independent verification of a legal business, factory, certifications, or product quality.

Verify before significant payment.
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Product Compliance

Imported and exported products can be regulated by agencies beyond customs.

Identify the regulator before ordering inventory.
SCREEN BEFORE YOU TRANSACT

Restricted-party and sanctions checks

U.S. businesses engaged in international transactions should understand that restrictions can depend on the specific party, ownership, goods, destination, end user, end use, and applicable sanctions or export-control rules.

Open Consolidated Screening List ↗