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Tax Exemption refers to the reduction or elimination of taxes granted by the government to encourage specific economic activities or investments. In the context of exports, tax exemptions reduce the tax burden on exporters, thereby lowering costs and increasing the competitiveness of goods and services in international markets, ultimately promoting trade.
Third-Party Logistics (3PL) refers to outsourcing logistics and supply chain management to an external service provider. A third-party logistics provider (3PL) specializes in handling order fulfillment tasks such as storing inventory, selecting and packing items, and dispatching shipments.
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Trade Credit is a financial arrangement where suppliers allow buyers to purchase goods or services on credit, deferring payment to a later date. This arrangement helps businesses manage cash flow and build relationships with suppliers. Trade credit terms vary but typically include a specified period for repayment without interest, providing
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A Transaction Fee is a charge levied by financial institutions or service providers for processing a transaction. This fee can apply to various types of transactions, including payments, transfers, and currency exchanges. Fees typically range from $1 to $50 and may include a flat fee, a percentage of the transaction
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A Transport Document is a legal document issued by a carrier or freight forwarder that details the terms and conditions of the transportation of goods. It serves as evidence of the contract of carriage, a receipt for the goods, and a document of title, facilitating the movement and transfer of
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The Uniform Customs & Practice for Documentary Credits (UCP), introduced in 1933, is a set of internationally recognized rules published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) to standardize the use of documentary credits in trade finance. Letters of credit are issued and operated based on the rules and regulations
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A Usance Bill of Exchange is a financial document that requires payment at a future date, usually after a specified period from the date of shipment or acceptance. It provides the buyer with a credit period, allowing time to sell the goods before making payment to the exporter, facilitating smoother
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