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AESCensus Bureau “Verify” Messages in the Automated Export System: Verify
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AESChallenges With Correcting Electronic Export Information in the AESWhen filing EEI in the AES, filers are required to file complete and accurate information as outline in Section 30.3(d) of the Foreign Trade Regulations.
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AESA Guide to Report Exporting GoldData is essential in estimating the U.S. GDP, but what happens when it is corrupted or manipulated?
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Trade RegulationPart III: Responses to Questions and Comments to Previous Global ReachPart III: The goal of this blog is to highlight and respond to your questions and comments that included requests for more guidance from the Census Bureau.
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Foreign TradeGlobal Reach Blog - Part II: Who Is the Ultimate Consignee?Part II: This Global Reach Blog describing how to report the Ultimate Consignee on the Electronic Export Information (EEI) in the AES.
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ExportsWho Is the Ultimate Consignee? Part IThe U.S. Census Bureau’s Trade Regulations Branch regularly receives questions regarding who the Ultimate Consignee is in an export transaction.
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ExportsExports Between the United States and Puerto Rico: When to File Electronic Export Information for Electronic Goods and VehiclesIn this blog, we explore two scenarios for export shipments between the U.S. and Puerto Rico and identify the U.S. Principal Party in Interest (USPPI).
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AESLicense Code C64 — New Additions to the Automated Export SystemBy now, we're all growing accustomed to an ever-evolving world but keeping up with changes can be challenging. Exports are no exception.
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Schedule BNew Commodity Classification Codes for the January 2022 Schedule BEvery January and July, the Schedule B is updated with new, 10-digit commodity classification codes approved by the 484(f) Committee.
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Business and EconomyData-Driven Business Decisions Begin HereIn addition to the decennial census, we conduct the Economic Census, Census of Governments, American Community Survey (ACS) and many other surveys.
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USA Trade OnlineThe Global Market Finder Can Help Expand Your Business AbroadThe U.S. Census Bureau provides a wide range of data to help businesses succeed and grow.
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AESConcordance Files: Data Users vs. Automated Export System (AES) FilersThe data user concordance files “exp-code.txt” and “imp-code.txt” are updated for the new year when the Census Bureau publishes January trade statistics.
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AESAvoiding Fatal Errors When Reporting the USPPI AddressIf you’ve ever submitted information to the Automated Export System (AES), you already know the importance of reporting all information accurately.
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AESHow to Report Used Vehicles in AESIf you were lucky enough to be given a big-ticket item like a car, you may not care if it’s new or used. But the difference is key when it comes to reporting vehicles in the Automated Export System (AES).
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ImportsOld School vs. New School: Growing Imports of Laptops, Masks and DisinfectantKids are going back to school. Sort of, anyway. As you know, the typical school day has changed dramatically for most U.S. students amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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AESShipment Suppressed Email ConfirmationsHow many of you have filed Electronic Export Information (EEI) in the Automated Export System (AES) and you get a fatal error that you cannot resolve, or you resolve it in a way that technically does not fix the problem?
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USA Trade OnlineFancy Another Pint?Beer is one of the most widely consumed drinks. Few would question its worldwide appeal but I want to show you what the numbers say.
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AESMonthly AES Compliance Reports: What Are They?Do you receive a monthly Automated Export System (AES) Compliance Report? If so, have you ever wondered why?
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ExportsExports Between the United States and Puerto Rico (Part 3)Hello trade community! Welcome back for the third and last part of this three-part blog series about export shipments to Puerto Rico.
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ExportsExports Between the United States and Puerto Rico (Part 2)This is the second in a series of three blogs about U.S.-Puerto Rico shipping regulations.
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ExportsExports Between the United States and Puerto Rico (Part 1)This is the first of a three-part blog series designed to explain export regulations between the United States and Puerto Rico.
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Foreign TradeHow to Find Your Schedule B Number RevisitedHow to Find Your Schedule B Number Revisited
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USA Trade OnlineHoliday Food Trade Data 2019: A Look Back at the Trade Patterns of Holiday PastAll of that holiday shopping and celebration can sure work up an appetite!
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AESUSPPI Address: Getting It Right in the Automated Export SystemAre you having trouble figuring out how to report the U.S. Principal Party in Interest (USPPI) address in the Automated Export System? Here are some tips that may help!
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ExportsA Starting Point to Export License InformationAre you an U.S. export manager? Then you know the importance of compliance and no doubt have procedures in place to make sure nothing slips through the cracks.
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International TradeSchedule B: Unit of Measure ChangesThe U.S. Census Bureau regularly updates the Schedule B export classification codes in January and July.
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TransportationThe ABCs of Mode of TransportationIt can be tricky to file Electronic Export Information in the Automated Export System. But it’s easier than you think, thanks to simple data elements like mode of transportation.
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International TradeIs Thanksgiving Really Almost Here?For many of us, Thanksgiving marks the beginning of the holiday season. While we each have our personal favorite holiday, Thanksgiving is perhaps the most popular.
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International TradeThe Goods and Services Deficit Decreased to $52.5 Billion in September 2019The U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis announced today that the goods and services deficit was $52.5 billion in September, down $2.6 billion from $55.0 billion in August, revised.
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AESACE AESDirect Walkthrough Videos Available in English and SpanishThe Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) AESDirect contains a trove of resources for both beginner and advanced users. Need help navigating it?
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EducationBack to School, Back to BasicsMore than 300 million students yearly attend schools, colleges and universities worldwide.
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AESAES: Calculating Units of MeasureWhen filing Electronic Export Information into the Automated Export System, most Schedule B numbers require quantities in designated units of measurement (UOM).
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International TradeThe Goods and Services Deficit Decreased to $55.2 billion in June 2019The U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis announced today that the goods and services deficit was $55.2 billion in June.
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International TradeThe Goods and Services Deficit Increased to $55.5 billion in May 2019The U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis announced today that the goods and services deficit was $55.5 billion in May.
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Foreign TradeSpring Landscaping: Millions of Dollars in U.S. Imports and ExportsMillions of dollars are spent during the spring on various grooming products and tools used for yards and fields in the United States every year.
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International TradeThe Goods and Services Deficit Decreased to $50.8 billion in April 2019The U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis announced today that the goods and services deficit was $50.8 billion in April.
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