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What are Incoterms? Do I need to include them in my export contracts?
Incoterms are 11 universal terms used in global sales contracts that clearly outline the roles and responsibilities of the buyer and seller. Last updated in 2020, the Incoterms wall chart outlines obligations, costs and risks for buyers and sellers. It's very important to always review the official Incoterms rule book for details on each rule.."

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Of the 11 Incoterms—universal terms used in international sales contracts—available, which one applies to multimodal transport?
The other commonly used Incoterms, including EXW (Ex Works), FOB (Free on Board), CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight), etc., are generally more suitable for single-mode transport such as sea or air. The FCA Incoterm offers flexibility and is widely used in international trade. ...e subsequent modes of transportation such as sea freight and."

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Who is responsible for paying import costs and customs duties?
...ing insurance, carrying out all customs formalities at each stageCustoms clearance, duties and taxes aren’t usually a cost that Canadian companies would want to be responsible for when shipping overseas. Depending on the Incoterm you choose for your sales contract, either you or your customer could be responsible for paying import costs. On the."

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Indicateur avancé des exportations - Exportation et développement Canada (EDC)
... General obligations of both parties to the contract • Licenses, authorizations and formalities • Contracts of carriage and insurance • Delivery and taking delivery • Transfer of risks • Allocation of costs • Notices to the buyer and the seller • Proof of delivery • Checking, packaging and marking • Inspection of goods • Assistance."

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How can I ensure my international trade transaction is viable and I have the correct export pricing?
Incoterms are 11 universal terms used to facilitate international sale by defining the responsibilities of the buyers and sellers of a transaction. To learn more, download this Forum for International Trade Training (FITT) guide, Conducting Cost and Pricing Analysis for Exporting Products. Additional resources Export costing | TradeReady."

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Search our site Frequently searched questions Get valuable information and insightful tips on the most popular topics. How do I use Incoterms. Business opportunities in Singapore How does credit insurance work. How do I get more money to grow my business. Export Help Hub Browse our collection of exporting FAQs and get answers to your own questions."
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Also look for additional costs such as insurance requirements, performance... It is likely that many of the clauses in the contract will use Incoterms, which are formal terms that specify certain exporter and importer responsibilities in international trade transactions. Incoterms are widely used because they are globally accepted and can."

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Commercial Contract Terms
REFERENCE GUIDE Commercial Contract Terms Prepared by EDC – Trade Advisory Services EDC | Commercial Contract Terms 2 Introduction & Disclaimer Exporters operate in a highly competitive, global marketplace. The following considerations may be taken into account in developing this clause: • Are the delivery terms in accordance with."

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Commercial Contract Terms
REFERENCE GUIDE Commercial Contract Terms Prepared by EDC – Trade Advisory Services EDC | Commercial Contract Terms 2 Introduction & Disclaimer Exporters operate in a highly competitive, global marketplace. The following considerations may be taken into account in developing this clause: • Are the delivery terms in accordance with."

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What export costs do I need to consider? Is there a template or checklist I could follow?
...point, this article by TradeReady.ca includes an export costing sheet template that can help you consider applicable costs when exporting: Use this export costing sheet to track your spending and keep your business profitable. Sales tax and customs duties are levied when the product crosses the border, therefore, depending on."

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I want to start selling to the United Kingdom (U.K.). What are their customs and import regulations.?
The following resources will help you learn about import regulations in the U.K. The U.K. government has published a comprehensive step-by-step guide on importing goods from non-European Union (EU) countries. The U.K. Global Tariff (UKGT) from the U.K. government explains the new Most Favoured Nation MFN[KT1] tariff regime. Check."

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Discover New Markets - Export Development Canada (EDC)
Even if you don’t manage the process yourself, you should know how it works so you can build the appropriate expenses into your final quote to the customer. To provide a common terminology for international shipping and minimize misunderstandings, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has developed a set of terms known as Incoterms.."

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I currently sell within Canada but am considering expanding my business. How can I become more competitive outside of Canada? Is exporting difficult?
Many companies export to increase their revenues, but how do you know when you’re ready to venture into global markets? Exporting can be complicated, but to succeed internationally, you need to know your three Cs: Customers Competitors Costs These are three of the larger building blocks that can help you determine the feasibility of."

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Credit insurance: Grow your exports, cut your risks | EDC
Payment prior to shipment (PPS) This occurs when your customer pays their invoice before you manufacture and/or ship the product. Upon receipt of payment, the goods and all the necessary documents are shipped directly to your customer. Cash on delivery (COD) This means your customer pays cash as soon as they receive the goods. Only then do you."

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What’s the difference between a purchase order (PO) and an invoice?
...rstand that POs and invoices are different documents used in international trade. A PO comes first in the commercialWhen this is done, it could be fraud: The party issuing the invoice is trying to extract funds from a busy and unaware or uninformed company. Both POs and invoices also include the incoterms used in the commercial transaction.."

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What happens to my outstanding contracts if the U.S. imposes a 25% tariff?
According to the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), under the delivered duty paid (DDP) terms, the price must include all costs such as transportation, brokerage, duties, taxes and tariffs, which affect the land... Please refer to our article on Incoterms for additional information. Additional ResourcesTariffs, rules and."

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How do I choose the best method of payment for my international sales?
The guides below will help you get a clearer idea of the most appropriate payment methods to negotiate and include in your contracts when doing business overseas. Methods of Payment in International Trade by the U.S government is a helpful guide. Many banks conduct trade finance transactionsfor their clients. You should discuss with your."

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Indicateur avancé des exportations - Exportation et développement Canada (EDC)
tariff treatment when moving between Canada, the U.S. and Mexico. These NAFTA rules are based on the Harmonized System (HS) tariff classification codes, which are examined in more detail below. ...ps://www.nafta-sec-alena.org/Home/Legal-Texts/North-American-Free-Trade-Agreement?mvid=1&secid=2c19b369-6b25-4608-8385-8b046cf8a791#A505 EDC | ."

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How do I know if I’ll have to pay tariffs?
Canadian exporters can use tools, like the Canada Tariff Finder and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Business Data Lab’s Canada-U.S. Trade Tracker, to get information on tariffs for specific products and countries. But the increased cost could be borne by either the supplier or the buyer, depending on the contractual provisions. Additional."

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW COVERAGE PARAMETERS › Up to 90% of losses for non-payment after goods are shipped and accepted or services are rendered to your buyer (goods must be accepted by your buyer in order for coverage to start) › Includes goods shipped and services rendered throughout the coverage period › Does not include any costs related."

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the balancing act becomes a little easier.”. Van Wolde agrees, with a further observation. “You may have found a good overall balance between risk and payment terms in a particular market. For example, suppose your credit investigations into a prospective buyer reveal a consistent pattern of late payment or other payment difficulties. In cases."

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What do I need to know about customs duties when selling internationally to the European Union (EU) via e-commerce?
Custom duties are the taxes and tariffs charged by governments when you sell products internationally. It’s important to understand what customs duties apply to your sales and who must pay them. Understand customs duties You can find useful information about duties in Easyship’s guide, Understanding Shipping Duties and Taxes, or International."

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What’s the difference between the six-, eight- and 10-digit codes of the Harmonized System (HS)?
The Harmonized System is a global classification system for the trade of products. According to the World Customs Organization (WCO), HS codes are used by more than 200 countries worldwide to classify 98% of internationally traded goods. We recommend consulting with a customs broker, who can guide you on the proper HS classification for your."

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How can I learn more about export contracts and international partnership agreements?
International and domestic contracts differ in several ways. ...hat will govern the contractsDownload the International Contracts and Partnership Agreementsguide from the Forum for International Trade Training (FITT) to learn more about export contracts and agreements. Additional resources Creating Contracts | Export Development Canada (EDC)."

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Indicateur avancé des exportations - Exportation et développement Canada (EDC)
a contract and, again assuming that you perform, you may be added to their preferred vendor list. Information needed for a qualifying evaluation A prime that’s considering you for preferred vendor status will usually want information about some or all of the following. EDC assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies contained herein. Copyright ©."

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How can I leverage letters of credit to pay suppliers and get payment from buyers in different markets?
The Trade Commissioner’s Service (TCS) provides a step-by-step guide to exporting. Step 8 covers identifying your export financing requirements, outlines letters of credit and how they work in practice. ICC Academy’s Comprehensive Guide to Standby Letters of Credit (2021) explains how and why standby letters of."

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Doing Business in China: A Guide for Canadian Exporters and Investors - Export Development Canada (EDC)
http://www.cipo.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/cipointernet-internetopic.nsf/eng/Home http://www.wipo.int/portal/index.html.en http://english.sipo.gov.cn/ http://english.sipo.gov.cn/ eDC | Doing business in China55 7 the Fine PRint gCONTENTS › Trademark registration: As with patents, trademarks are protected on a “first to file” basis, with the ."

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