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NOTICES
PUBLISHED IN THE FEDERAL REGISTER DURING 2000
To search the Federal Register for the full text of the regulations, Click Here. 1. Foreign Trade Statistics
Regulations: Amendment to Clarify
Exporter (U.S. Principal Party in Interest) and Forwarding or Other Agent
Responsibilities in Preparing the Shipper’s Export Declaration or Filing
Export Information Electronically Using the Automated Export System and Related
Provisions
(65 FR 42556 on July 10, 2000) Commentary: The Bureau of Census
has amended the Foreign Trade Statistics Regulations (FTSR) to clarify the
responsibilities of exporters and forwarding to other agents in completing the
Shipper’s Export Declaration (SED), or filing the information electronically
using the Automated Export System (AES), and to clarify provisions for
authorizing forwarding or other agents to prepare and file a paper SED or file
the export information electronically using the AES on behalf of the principal
party in interest. This rule also amends the FTSR to specify that electronic
transmissions to be received outside the United States and other intangible
transfers, such as downloaded software and technology, are not subject to the
FTSR, but may be subject to export control requirements under other laws and
regulations. The Census Bureau is
further amending the FTSR to clarify making corrections to SEDs submitted to the
U.S. Postal Service and to increase the value limitation for mail shipments that
do not require an SED or AES record from $500 or under to $2,500 or under. Lastly, the FTSR is amended to clarify
certain miscellaneous exemption provisions and provisions for exports
transshipped through Canada to be consistent with the EAR and to include a
provision requiring importers to provide certain import information to the
Census Bureau to verify the accuracy of import data. |