"Commercial Invoice" for customs purposes; if the shipment is free samples, do you need to put a dollar value?
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I am not an expert but I am pretty sure they want the fair market value, and they do not care what you paid for it .
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All this software is designed and copyright protected! If its a requirement of the business purchase the package required. Put out a tender!!! Nothing is for free!!\nTalk to you IT Dept
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Perhaps a sales tax problem or income tax reporting issues. If $10000.00 + transactions occur in US the IRS is notified. I am not sure if that is for all transactions or just cash. But it sounds like someone wants to avoid paperwork hassles.  It could be simple tax avoidance or could be a shady character.\nTwo folks were killed showing thier boat to a prospecitve buyer last year, The guy kept the boat and that is how he and his cohorts ended up in jail.\n\nMake sure you are dealing with someone reputable.
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I am a distributing member for Vemma Nutritional Supplements.  The Vemma product includes a Mineral Supplement and a Mangosteen, Green Tea and Aloe product with vitamins.  It cost me less than $75.00 to start my business and that includes a free marketing website.  I do not have to carry inventory and all sales are direct from the company to the consumer.  I do not have credit card risk - the company handles all that.  The tax advantages are the same as for any sole proprietorship business, cell phone, a portion of car, home, and any normal business expenses (including attending the annual convention in March in Las Vegas.)  Check it out on my website: http://www.myvemma.com/mjf and write or call me if you have any questions.  -- Mark
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the postage is paid on them...dont fill them out, just mail them in...lol
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nothing. I want the $$$$$$ for free :D
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It's easy but I need more details. Which programming language is it or which program was the invoice program made in? Perhaps you should also supply source code or program file. My email is tim0huxley@yahoo.com.sg
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Be sure that you do not violate any intellectual property rights. See the US Customs & Border Protection web site for further details
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E-bay does allow you do list things locally.  That can save shipping and payment complications.\n\nAlso have a look at some of the free papers distributed in your area.  We have the Penny Saver and Buy-and-Sell.\n\nNote, if you list it at E-bay you can set a reserved bid so you don't get low-balled.\n\nNote 2, once listed on E-bay you can't sell it by another mechanism unless your auction completes without any bid over your reserve.
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Normally and the most simplest way (I think) would be to debit value received and credit value given up.  For example, if you buy office furnitures for your business and pay it in cash, the entry would be\n\ndr.  Office furnitures\ncr.  Cash\n\nbecause you received the furnitures and you gave up cash.
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Depends on the company. If you ask them to ship seperately then they may charge you per item. If say after you order it became out of stock then generally speaking NO. The company generally will let you know of your shipping charges when you place your order.
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Have a friend in the US receive the sample and then send it to you.
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What is the item?\nPost office is fine. Use a box or padded envelope. If the person didn't opt to pay for insurance or delivery confirmation then you do not need to buy those.\n\nBooks, music, videos, tapes and such can go media rate. Otherwise, consider parcel rate.
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No. Most places have you enter the shipping address first. If the billing address is different (i.e. you are buying a gift for someone and having it delivered), there is usually a space to enter the billing address later.
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Have you checked Microsoft Office, they may have a template invoice you could use.
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Very much depends on what the goods are.  There are different tariffs for different products if you ring Customs and Excise they will give you all the information you require.
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You have no right to free p+p with a return product as far as I can see. I had a problem with an online order couple of years ago, where I ordered a present for someone and every time it arrived the casing was broken. No good for a present, I telephoned them and they sent someone to collect it and sent me another with no extra costs as not my fault. I had to do this 3 times before I got one that wasnt broken.\nIn the end they told me not to send the last one back, to keep it for myself at no extra cost aswell as the one that was undamaged.\n\nMost companies will do things as a customer relations goodwill gesture when an error on their part has occurred.\n\nSee this website, you can call them for specific advice.