"OnPoint Solutions Group and its consultants regret we are unable to accept any new clients at this time however, we have made arrangements with JD Goodrich & Associates to assist you with your trade compliance needs. We have worked with the folks at JD Goodrich in the past and have confidence they will provide you with the same exemplary services you have come to expect from OnPoint."
Please feel free to reach out to JD Goodrich & Associates at
Ph: 952-934-4187
Web: http://JDG-Associates.com
OnPoint Solutions Group, Inc. is a comprehensive full service export and import trade compliance solutions provider offering an array of services to help you become or maintain your compliance within the regulatory framework of the U.S. federal regulations and international import and export laws.
OnPoint will work side by side with you to help your company understand which regulations apply to your business, provide real-world application based solutions and help you achieve compliance quickly and effectively allowing you to thrive and gain the competitive advantage you desire.
At OnPoint Solutions Group, Inc., our team of experts has over 50 years of combined direct experience and expertise within the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), International Traffic In Arms Regulations (ITAR), Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Foreign Assets Control Regulations (FACR,OFAC), Foreign Trade Regulations (FTR), Automated Export System (AES), Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation (DFAR), and Transportation Security Administration / Regulations (TSA, TSR) from both government and industry and we have firsthand knowledge of successful industry best practices.
Why Comply?
What is the highest level of threat or disaster to your business if you import, export or work with non-US persons and/or companies? Losing your import or export privileges! Loss of your import or export privileges would affect your cash flow, growth, business relationships, reputation, operations and more. U.S. government agencies are aggressively looking for violations and enforcing penalties to the fullest extent of the law.
In today’s global climate, compliance is no longer a ‘luxury’ function but rather a critical and necessary business component for any company or international entrepreneur involved in international trade. It is an expectation from the U.S. Government that all businesses and persons involved in international trade operate compliantly as it further supports our U.S. national security, foreign policy, economic objectives and anti-terrorism policies.
Prior to 9/11, compliance had at best, a small presence in most large international companies from a variety of industries yet it was a predominant presence for decades in government and defense contracting industries. As the events of 9/11 unfolded, it became clear that the U.S. government regulations and corresponding consequences for non-compliance had been insufficient and ineffective towards protecting U.S. national security. While 9/11 was not the cause of the increased regulatory presence, it certainly helped to pronounce the fact that international trade compliance must become a prerequisite for all companies engaged in international transactions. Besides being the right thing to do, a company that operates compliantly will save money, increase efficiency, prevent negative publicity, and have a competitive advantage.
For more information, download the attached “Don’t Let This Happen To You” publication to read about companies who were non-compliant and the penalty consequences that followed.
International Trade Compliance Streamlined
In today’s international economy, it is critical to have competent and knowledgeable help in navigating and complying with the complex United States export and import regulations. These complex regulations include all U.S. companies and persons working with foreign businesses, persons and foreign owned and controlled U.S. businesses.
Navigating the challenging and ever-changing compliance waters is a daunting task for even the best of companies and is especially critical if your organization has limited or inexperienced resources to ensure ongoing compliance. What you don’t know about the export and import regulations can cost you dearly.
Consider this: failing to comply with the U.S. regulations can result in civil and criminal fines; penalties; debarment from international trade and; potential imprisonment for officers and employees for attempts to circumvent the regulations or inadvertent mistakes. With fines and penalties typically ranging from $10,000 to over $100,000,000, why take such unnecessary risks?
We welcome you to call and find out how we can provide a tailored solution that protects your officers and employees, aligns your company within the U.S. regulatory framework, is affordable, practical and provides you a peace of mind to a seamless compliance program. Back to Top