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Carrie A. Kroll Venable LLP

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Developments in Eastern Congo highlight need for companies to prepare for SEC conflict mineral rule compliance *

USA - December 3 2012
Recent gains by rebel groups in the mineral-rich eastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo (“DRC”) have complicated efforts for U.S. companies to comply with a new Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) rule targeting “conflict minerals.”

Co-authors: Ariel S. Wolf, Eric Smith, William N. Hall, Lindsay B. Meyer, Parker B. Morrill.


The new Foreign Corrupt Practices Act resource guide: an opportunity to review your nonprofit’s compliance *

USA - November 30 2012
On November 14, 2012, the long-awaited U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) and Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (“FCPA”) guidance (the “Guidance”) was released.

Co-authors: Lindsay B. Meyer, William (Widge) Devaney.


Time to check the entity list: eleven U.S. and Russian companies and individuals charged in illegal export scheme and 165 added *

Russia, USA - October 5 2012
On Wednesday, October 3, 2012, a Department of Justice indictment was unsealed charging eleven U.S. and Russian companies and individuals for their alleged involvement in a scheme to illegally export high-tech microelectronics from the United States to Russian military and intelligence agencies.

Co-authors: Lindsay B. Meyer, Jana del-Cerro .


OFAC issues general licenses authorizing investment and exports of financial services to Burma *

Myanmar, USA - July 13 2012
Eagerly awaited changes to U.S. financial and investment sanctions on Burma have finally arrived.

Co-authors: Lindsay B. Meyer, Jana del-Cerro , Ashley W. Craig.


After nearly ten years under review, CBP revises its policy to allow post-import pricing adjustments for related party goods *

USA - July 10 2012
Companies that import goods from related foreign parties may soon be eligible to more easily implement post-import pricing adjustments required under transfer pricing policies and advanced pricing agreements.

Co-authors: Lindsay B. Meyer, Jana del-Cerro , Christopher J. Kim.


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