Import-Export Law
/ˈɪmpɔrt-ɛkˌspɔrt lɔ/
Definitions
- (n.) The body of law governing the regulations, tariffs, duties, and procedures related to the international shipment and trade of goods.
Import-export law governs customs requirements when a business ships products overseas.
- (n.) The legal framework addressing compliance, licenses, and prohibitions in cross-border trade.
Companies must adhere to import-export law to avoid penalties for unauthorized exports.
Forms
- import-export law
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Commentary
Import-export law often intersects with international trade agreements and national security regulations; drafters should clearly specify jurisdictional scope and applicable commodity classifications.
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