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When EAR99 Still Requires an Export Licence: Embargoed Destinations, End-Use and End-User Controls, and de minimis (2026 Edition)

What EAR99 is, explained from the ground up: it means "subject to the EAR but not listed on the CCL" (15 CFR 734.3(c)); the three-step classification flow; and the most misunderstood part — when an EAR99 item still needs a license (embargoes, end-use, end-user), plus de minimis, FDP, and how it relates to Japan's own classification. Based on primary sources, for export-control staff.

2026-07-29Ryuta Hamamoto

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ECCN Number List and Cheat Sheet [2026 Edition]: Categories 0-9 x Groups A-E, Frequent Numbers, and How They Map to Japan's Export Control Items

ECCN Number List and Cheat Sheet [2026 Edition]: Categories 0-9 x Groups A-E, Frequent Numbers, and How They Map to Japan's Export Control Items.

2026-07-06Ryuta Hamamoto

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What Is an ECCN? How to Read One, Find It on the CCL, and Use EAR99 and de minimis (2026)

What an ECCN is, how to read the five-character code, find it on the CCL, use EAR99 correctly, and apply de minimis rules for non-US exporters.

2026-04-24Ryuta Hamamoto

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What Is EAR99? How It Differs from ECCN and 'Not Subject to the EAR' — Plus When a License Is Still Required (2026 Affiliates Rule)

EAR99 means subject to the EAR but not listed on the CCL. How it differs from ECCNs, when a license is still required, and the 2026 Affiliates Rule context.

2026-02-12Ryuta Hamamoto

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Automating Export Control Classification with AI | How to Cut Compliance Workload Without Losing Defensibility [2026 Edition]

How AI can speed ECCN and list screening without replacing the exporter's final call—workflow design, failure modes, and where human review stays mandatory.

2026-01-21Ryuta Hamamoto