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Trade Adjustment Assistance for Firms


Since 1978, the New York State Trade Adjustment Assistance Center (NYS TAAC) has helped over 1200 New York firms to recover from the effects of foreign competition and has provided more than $53 million
in assistance. If your company has experienced increased foreign competition, a decline in sales or production, and a decline or impending decline in employment, the NYS TAAC may be able to help improve your competitive position in today's global economy.

The NYS TAAC is one of eleven regional centers located throughout the United States providing assistance under the Trade Adjustment Assistance for Firms (TAA) program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Commerce. We can assist New York State based companies to recover from the effects of foreign competition by funding projects in strategic areas of importance including:

Management
Marketing
Finance
Information Technology
Manufacturing/Engineering
ISO/QS/TS/UL/CE Certification


This assistance is provided by both NYS TAAC professional staff and by independent industry specialists and consultants. For online literature about the program, please visit our downloads page.

About the NYS TAAC

The NYS TAAC is a non-profit organization and is administered by The Research Foundation of the State University of New York at Binghamton University. Our expert staff has many years of experience in providing independent and objective assistance to companies throughout New York State that have been affected by foreign competition. For more information about the NYS TAAC, please select this link.

Reduce Your Costs for Success

The cost for TAA program assistance is shared with the U.S. Department of Commerce, which can underwrite up to 75% of the cost. There is no cost to determine qualification for the program and all inquiries are confidential.

Apply at Any Time

Applications for assistance under the TAA program can be made at any time of the year. And, if your company is not immediately eligible for the program, you can apply at a later time if conditions change. Please select the how to apply link for more information on the application process.

 








It's Easy to Apply

The process of obtaining project funding under the TAA program includes just three steps:

Eligibility Certification
Development of an Adjustment
    Proposal
Project Implementation

The NYS TAAC is ready to assist you at every step to make this process easy for your company.

Get Expert Assistance

The NYS TAAC maintains a database of independent consultants and technical specialists that are ready to provide expert assistance for your projects. Services provided under the TAA program are not limited to particular disciplines or skill sets. And, there is no bias toward particular tools or techniques for TAA project implementation.

Proceed at Your Own Pace

Once approved for funding, companies have an extended period of time to make use of the available funds for projects. With the TAA program, you can implement projects that improve your competitive position at a pace that works best for your company.

Learn more


Please explore our web site to learn more about the Trade Adjustment Assistance for Firms program and about the NYS TAAC. Use the links on this page, or select one of the navigation buttons at left, to begin.

Contact Us Today

For more information please use the form on our information request page or contact us directly at:

New York State Trade Adjustment
Assistance Center
81 State Street, Suite 4
Binghamton, NY 13901-3315

Phone: 607-771-0875 or
          212-921-1662
Fax:    607-724-2404
E-mail: information@nystaac.org

       

 



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