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Engineering Dynamics OFAC Settlement: $132.8K (2008)

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Engineering Dynamics Inc. (EDI) settled alleged violations of the Iranian Transactions Regulations, remitting $132,791.39 to OFAC as part of a multi-agency settlement that also included the United States Attorneys Office, Eastern District of Louisiana and the Department of Commerce. EDI voluntarily disclosed this matter to OFAC.

Penalty Amount

$132,791.39

Enforcement Date

May 29, 2008

Rank in Top Penalties

#220

Case Details

Type:
Entity
Name:
Engineering Dynamics Inc.
Country:
🇺🇸 United States
Industry:
Software
Address:
Kenner, LA 70065
Penalty amount:
$132,791.39
Egregious case:
Unknown
Voluntary self disclosure:
Yes
Case:
Settlement
Violation period:
March 2003 to February 2007
Program:
Iranian Transactions Regulations
Enforcement date:
May 29, 2008

Nature of the Apparent Violations

OFAC alleged that EDI acted in a knowing and willful manner by importing and exporting unauthorized goods and services to and from Iran in the form of an engineering software program intended to assist in the design of offshore oil and gas structures. The violations occurred between March 2003 and February 2007.

How OFAC Determined the Penalty

EDI voluntarily disclosed this matter to OFAC. The settlement was reached as part of a multi-agency resolution that also included the United States Attorneys Office, Eastern District of Louisiana, and the Department of Commerce.

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