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Jana del-Cerro Venable LLP

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Could your affiliate’s activities subject your company to the new Iran reporting requirements? *

Iran, USA - December 12 2012
The Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) has issued guidance on the new requirement that all companies with stock traded on U.S. exchanges, whether U.S. or foreign, publicly disclose certain of their affiliates’ activities involving Iran.

Co-authors: Lindsay B. Meyer.


Do you import, manufacture or distribute food (including dietary supplements) in the U.S.? FDA’s mandatory biennial registration renewal period is now open for all domestic and foreign food facilities *

USA - October 31 2012
For all foreign and domestic food facility operators and U.S. food importers, now is the time to renew food facility registrations with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) if your food (including dietary supplements) is distributed for consumption in the United States.

Co-authors: Lindsay B. Meyer, Michelle C. Jackson, John G. Moore, Todd A. Harrison, Claudia A. Lewis.


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, Carrie A. Kroll.


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, Ashley W. Craig, Carrie A. Kroll.


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, Carrie A. Kroll, Christopher J. Kim.


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