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Imagine a scenario where an American manufacturing company is approached by a potential international customer/seller of machinery claiming they know the best way to avoid either party paying heavy tariffs. Right away there are several red flags indicating this could be a potential high-risk transaction. Luckily, in this recent, real-life situation, the company knew to put a call in to their legal counsel to investigate further.
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