You’ve Been Asked to Boycott – What to Know Before You Self‑Disclose
Companies engaged in international trade occasionally encounter requests that raise red flags under the U.S. anti‑boycott regulations. Whether the request appears in a tender document, a purchase order, a letter of credit, oral agreement, verbal request to furnish particular information, or a casual email, the moment you spot boycott‑related language, and become aware that your organization has complied with the request, the clock starts ticking to self-disclose to the Office of Antiboycott Compliance (OAC)
