on 08-07-2015 5:17 AM
Hello,
I am new to the forum and GTS, however I've been thrown into deep waters and need help how to figure out the follwing thing:
US export proforma in GTS prints the following data for each item:
Item no A-1
HTS code: 123450000
EAR99 No License Required
Item no A-2
HTS code: 123450001
EAR99
Item no A-3
HTS code: 12350002
EAR99
The thing is that all items that belong to this specific HTS code have the "No License Required" texts. I have been checking and need help where to find out the relation between those 2.
Please let me know also the path/tcodes as I am new to this system.
Many thanks in advance.
Hi Karlsson
HTS Code is Customs Classification and EAR99 is Export Control Classification. Based on the Export Control Classification in combination with Country of Departure/Destination and Legal Regulation the License determination happens. Hence you see them here. Hope I have understood your question correctly.
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Hello,
Thank you both for the valuable input.
Does that mean that EAR99 means always No License Required ? or is that a combination EAR99 + NLR ?
eg other codes eg. 1C350 would be always be type Validated License ?
Kind regards,
Olaf
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Hi Olaf,
in GTS the products are classified for both Customs (HS code, ex: 123450000) and Legal control (ECCN, for ex: EAR99 - specific code when a license is NOT required).
in GTS, you find these classifications in the product master , there are two distinct self speaking Tabs. if you need to retrieve and print this information, you can retrieve the info there.
I have to look for the table and fields names additionally,
let me know
Assen
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