Letter of Undertaking (LUT) in GST For Exporters
What is LUT in GST?
The full form of LUT is Letter of Undertaking. It is a document that exporters can file to export goods or service...
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Demurrage Charges – What is Demurrage For Shipowner & Importer
In any project involving dependent activities, delays in the process can lead to additional costs. When it comes to the shipping market...
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What is the difference between BAF and CAF?
What are BAF and CAF in Shipping?
BAF and CAF are two crucial charges that shipping carriers use to protect themselves against price f...
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What does CAF mean in Shipping?
CAF in Shipping
International trade offers multiple benefits to businesses- from broadening a company’s customer base and boosting rev...
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BAF (Bunker Adjustment Factor) – Meaning in Shipping & Logistics
Like how an international trader has to bear in mind many charges while shipping goods, shippers also have to shell out certain expense...
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What are Incoterms Rules? – Full Guide & List [With Examples]
The uniqueness of each region and country influences the local dialect. This is true even among English-speaking countries. We all know...
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FCA [Free Carrier] Incoterms 2020 For Shipping & Exports
In this guide we explain the meaning of FCA Incoterms, and how their costs, risks and responsibilities are divided between the parties ...
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DDP Incoterms 2020 | Detailed Guide
DDP Incoterm is one of the 11 trade terms in the incoterms series, published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). It stands ...
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FOB Incoterms in Shipping – Meaning, Cost & Delivery Point
FOB is one of the internationally accepted incoterms, published by the International Chamber of Commerce. It stands for “Free on Board”...
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Ex Works (EXW) Incoterms – Explained In International Trade
Ex-Works (EXW) Meaning
EXW Incoterm stands for EX Works, an international trading principle or Incoterm© was first introduced in 1936 ...
