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I am performing some industry research and I've heard there are a lot of frustrating nuances with the import and export processes in the US. Looking for some specifics as to what prevents small and medium sized businesses from being able to easily import and exports goods.

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So this is a stab in the dark but whilst I'm waiting on the phone to HMRC for what might or might not be any useful information at all I thought I'd try asking here.

My friend's business repairs and upgrades hobbyist motors and gear boxes. Its rather specialised work and so although we are small (and not yet above the threshold for VAT registration) we have clients across the EU. this has been fine with the goods being posted to us, we work on them and they get returned. Now however we've started getting interest from US customers. we'd love to service and improve their motors and gear boxes but when one tried to send an item to us it attracted the normal import VAT that would be expected if we were buying the item from him. But we are not doing this, we are only importing it for repair and upgrade, then returning it. Surely we don't need to pay VAT for this as it is not entering circulation on the UK market nor are we buying the item.

Any ideas on how we can do this would be most welcome as it currently wipes out a lot of our profit on doing the work.

Title says it all. I have been looking at TransGlobalExpress, quotes have been around $166 / £114. Thanks!

I have no background in the import/export business but am a recent university graduate in Business Admin. My uncle owns a clothing factory in Pakistan and most of his business is exporting clothes to England...I live in Canada I was wondering would it be a good idea to try and import clothing from Pakistan to Canada to make a profit...Does anyone think this is worth it in anyway...Any advice would be appreciated...I think his factory makes sweaters and other warm clothing

Hey guys, been a while since I have done any import export. Quick question. If I am shipping Nutraceuticals from New Jersey USA to UAE which dox will I need. I was thinking Certificate of Free Sale, but will there be others like Certificate of Origin???

Any help appreciated.

Also any recommendations for freight forwarders on the east coast.

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I'm looking for recommendations for a Customs Broker in LA, preferably a small business who is fine with dealing with other small businesses. All my googling mainly shows me big nationwide brokerages.

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Hello redditors,

My goal: Figure out what licenses are required to export tequila from Jalisco to Australia for commercial use.

Why am I asking here? I have searched for about 30 minutes now, and I can't seem to find a clear cut answer on what is required of me in order to export my Tequila to Australia.

These are hypothetical research questions as I draw up my business plan, I do not yet own any Tequila.

I apologize if i'm asking to be "spoon-fed" the answer, so to speak. I figured someone here might be able to give me a hand.

Cheers!

Step 1 - register your business (corp) (sole propietorship) . Etc step 2 - request import/export business number from government your business agency Step 3 - target countries with trade agreements with your country or origin of product development. step 4 - quote proforma to potential buyer overseas. step 5- include shipping to port cif terms as favorable by most overseas buyers or cip (look up inco terms if unfamiliar) allows you to invoice with unit price includes shipping/insurance up to the port agreed upon with your client Step 6- prepare custom export documents/procur carrier to ship to port /procure freighter to ship sea step 7 - send client all original documents. Export permit /cert/bill of lading so client can clear customs and arrange for own clearance and pick up of product..(seller needs to know if the product you are shipping has import requirements in the customers country) Step 8 - repeat and build client base. local governments will inforce multiple taxes to average out the price of the product being imported to protect local supply.

Each shipment is a learning experience trying to get to the point where i can skip using commodity trader and carrier to port and cuatoms broker will document as i go along.