Documentation for Export
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When a firm
sells its goods abroad, it must arrange for each export
shipment accompanied by various documents.
Bill of
Lading;
a
document supplied to the exporter by the
shipping company that is transporting the goods to
their foreign destination, listing item by item.. More |
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The exporter and importer are usually
unwilling to trust each other very far.
The foreign importer does not want to pay
for the goods purchased until it is sure of
receiving them and the exporter want to have
control over the goods until it is sure of
receiving payment.
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Secrets of International Trade
Most countries have two major
tariff lists:
Anti-dumping are additional duties
to match the difference between prices
in
the home country and the price abroad.
These barriers represent
an extra cost of
doing
business that
can be built into the price.
Dutiable list
for goods subject to customs duties, and a
free list for goods permitted to enter free
of duty. Depending on the country, goods in
the dutiable list may be classified in any
one of three different ways. |
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