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Export Strategy
Export Documents
Import Strategy
Import Documents
Export Strategy
We can identify a business strategy for entering and expanding into new export markets. Highlighting the legal requirements, documentation requirements, product registration / conformity obligations and tax regulations.
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The strategy would embrace alternative processes to complete customs declarations and pay taxes / duties without registering your company within the export countries.
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We can assist you to complete a comprehensive international business plan to assist with anticipated future export goals, assembled facts and identified constraints.
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We will create a detailed Export Operational Manual, which set forth specific requirements, documentation processes and end-to-end procedures for supplying the new export markets.
Export Documents
Export documents are a crucial part of the international trade process. They serve as a means of communication and verification between the exporter and the authorities in the exporting and importing countries, as well as with the buyer or consignee.
- Properly prepared export documents help ensure the smooth flow of goods across borders and compliance with trade regulations.
- A detailed document that includes information about the goods being shipped, such as their description, quantity, value, and terms of sale.
- Used for customs clearance and as the basis for calculating import duties and taxes.
- A document submitted to customs authorities in the exporting country to declare the details of the export, including the value, quantity, and description of the goods
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Import Strategy
Importing goods and products from other countries can offer several benefits to businesses and economies.
- Importing allows businesses to access a wider variety of products, materials, and resources that may not be available domestically.
- It opens up opportunities to tap into international markets and cater to diverse customer demands.
- Importing can often lead to cost savings, as products or raw materials may be more affordable when sourced from countries with lower production costs.
- Competitive pricing can translate into higher profit margins for businesses.
Import Documents
Import documents are essential for facilitating the importation of goods into a country and ensuring compliance with customs regulations and trade laws. The specific documents required may vary depending on the country, type of goods, and trade agreements in place.
- A document provided by the seller (exporter) that includes detailed information about the goods, their value, and terms of sale. It is used for customs valuation and assessment of import duties and taxes.
- A transport document issued by the carrier (typically the shipping line or freight forwarder) that serves as a receipt for the goods and a contract of carriage. Different types of B/Ls include straight, order, and negotiable B/Ls.
- An itemized list that provides details about the contents of each package within a shipment, including weight, dimensions, and packaging type.
