what details one must check  on the Bill of Lading? What is multimodality clean bill of lading means?
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Multimodality mans transportation by different means, like land sea and air. Verify destination address and contact names, make sure the contact information for the shipper is correct and that the shipment is properly identified in detail.
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You need to contact your shipping line and present a duly endorsed bill of lading (transport document) or prove your identity in case a waybill or straight bill of lading is used.\n\nNormally you then get your invoice. After it is paid you get a release order that you can present to the terminal where your container is and pick it up yourself (if you have a trailer) or have it picked up by a contracted haulier. In the USA, the chassis is usually provided by the shipping line, in other places you have to supply a trailer with a chassis.\n\nThere are many other variants of delivery (you can have the inland transport arranged by the line as well) but this is the basic process.
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You pay 60% of the bill including shipping costs, with the following exceptions:\n\n1) books printed material pays no taxes\n2) goods under $50 as long as sender and receiver are both individuals and not incorporated\n3) medication received by individual with doctor's prescription\n\nCustoms is very strict, especially from places that are typical like Hong Kong, etc.  Good Luck
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Double check every entry...  Best advice I can give..  Triple check by someone else depending on how important it is..
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Cost and Freight - CFR\nA trade term requiring the seller to arrange for the carriage of goods by sea to a port of destination, and provide the buyer with the documents necessary to obtain the goods from the carrier. Under CFR, the seller does not have to procure marine insurance against the risk of loss or damage to the goods during transit.\n\nInvestopedia Says: Contracts involving international transportation often contain abbreviated trade terms that describe matters such as the time and place of delivery, payment when the risk of loss shifts from the seller to the buyer, and who pays the costs of freight and insurance. \n\nThe most commonly known trade terms are Incoterms, which are published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). These are often identical in form to domestic terms (such as the American Uniform Commercial Code), but have different meanings. As a result, parties to a contract must expressly indicate the governing law of their terms. \n\nIt's important to realize that because this is a legal term, its exact definition is much more complicated and differs by country. It is suggested that you contact an international trade lawyer before using any trade term.
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Check the terms of the sale and delivery...
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its a sort ofc quality inspection and control like iso and UCL and the infamouse QTY CHECK. there are sites which give you this type of service . the best one is here\n\nhttp://www.ejoyusa.com/
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If youare worried, do not send your item until the payment has cleared and you have cash in hand.\n\nIn the future you can restrict bidding to your country only.
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Your query is very vogue. If you are receiving hiring charges for the transport of goods on road .ie to say freight charges. then you have to pay Service tax under the category "Goods Transport Agency" depending upon conditions specified notifications say notification no 32/2004,33/2004,34/2004 & 35/2004. You can also avail exemption as per notification 6/2005. However if you are proving your tempo to some other person and collecting certain amount as charges on monthly/ annual basis. No service tax is payable by you. If you need clear answer please elobare your question.
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Check information for Industrial revolotion transportation\nlook for maritime trasportation, if you specifically know of a tranportation type such as steamships look there, canal transportation and use.\nSteam engine, rail line, canals and river, ocean shipping.\ngood luck.
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Subsidiary Ledger transaction (SL transaction)\nThe section of the system in which all the revenue and expenditure accounts are maintained. All SL accounts have a leading digit (ledger number) of 1-7. \n\nMost departments use Subsidiary Ledger information rather than General Ledger information. \n\n\nGeneral Ledger transaction (GL transaction)\nThe section of the system in which all the balance sheet accounts together with other summaries for the entire institution are maintained. All transactions affecting revenue and expenditure accounts are automatically reflected in each fund's balance sheet as Fund Balance. \n\nAssets = Liabilities + Fund Balance. All GL accounts have a unique ledger number that starts with zero (0). Most departments do not need General Ledger information. \n\nOBF returns : Out of Box Failure Returns - this means if the transaction fails after the goods are removed from the box then the revenue generated from selling the good already removed is called OBF returns.\n\nAgreed SLA : Agreed Service Level Agreement.\n\nPOD process : POD has various full forms like : print on demand, pay on death, pay on delivery, process of the day, PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT.\n\nI guess last meaning sound more near to the finance terms that you have asked for. POD is process to follow the paln of development and compare actual vs. plan and on achieving the objective - the firm will be awareded POD certificate. This process is generally seen in government agreement where consultant are appointed to check the work of contractors for infrastructure development and then consultant approves the contractors and give them POD certificate.\n\nMatric : If you can tell me the context in which you want to know the meaning as MATRIC is having many full forms to many associations and even referes to study levels. \n\nHope the above helps in clearing the concepts\n\nPM
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bill of entry\n\nA listing of goods received at a customhouse as imports or for export.
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Enjoy\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_Packaging_and_Labeling_Act
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If you are talking about a container full of stuff, call a shipping broker.  You also might want to contact a customs broker to help you get your stuff through customs.\n\nI used to use Tower Group International, before they were bought by FedEx.  They are now FedEx Trade Networks.\nhttp://www.ftn.fedex.com/?link=1
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I do not know where you are at nor what your are using the sieve for, the type of industry. Your company should have a SOP for cleaning because these are not your everyday machines and your QC should have incorporated cleaning in their procedures, something relative to your product.\n\nOr call the US rep:\nRussell Finex Inc. (USA) \nParts hotline: 704 588 9808 ext. 123/139 \nParts fax: 704 588 0738 \nEmail: parts@russellfinexinc.com\n\nYou are someplace else?\nRussell Finex N.V. (Central Europe) \nSpares hotline: +32 15 27 59 19 \nSpares fax: +32 15 21 93 35 \nEmail: spares@russellfinex.be \n\nRussell Finex Ltd. (UK and rest of world) \nSpares hotline: +44 (0) 208 818 2020 \nSpares fax: +44 (0) 208 818 2021 \nEmail: spares@russellfinex.com\n\nYou may also need to remesh:\nhttp://www.russellfinex.co.uk/downloads/jobs/AfterMarketSieveflyerENG.pdf
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I think you mean receipts.  Receipts are given in exchange for payment.  A packing slip is included in a shipment and lists the items in the package.
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Most employers expect to pay you for the time you are at the job performing the work only.\n\nThe only exception I have seen to this is service technicians, normally a contract explicitly states that the time out enroute to the customer service site is billable.  This is because the service technician must provide transportation of tools and service parts to different locations each time.\n\nAgain, service contracts have all this spelled out, the customer signs the contract and is on notice that this is how it would be billed.\n\nYou cannot expect a customer to pay for your travel time unless it is agreed to as a condition for providing your services.  In any case, this needs to be agreed to in a signed, written contract.