how is the rule to export and import goods to/from indonesia/japan?
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Why it's fine, thank you for asking!  And how is the rule on clarity, grammar, and syntax doing these days?
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the cab website. citizens advice bureau is the best place for any info. they have advice for buying goods overseas and almost all consumer laws for every country can be viewed through their website,\n  good luck
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I am going to assume you mean you are looking for the HS code to classify the goods for Customs.\nI would need to know what kind of machinery you are talking about. The best I can give you with this information is that it would most likely fall under chapter's 84 or 85.\nIf you would provide more information such as what kind of machinery, what it does and what it is used for, I would be able to find it for you.\nIf you would like to try and find it yourself you can visit the site below.  It is free to register.  Make sure you click on the link of of the country the goods will be going to as that is the country that would determine the duties and taxes.\nhttp://www.apectariff.org/\nI hope this helps
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seek help from your country's trade department/council. participate in trade exhibitions around your regions.
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hi\nwell 1st u have to look for the item what u wanna export, \nwhich item is very demanding to others......\nThan target the customers(importers) where u wanna export...There are several web sites where u can get all the exporters and importers contacts.\nhere is one: \n1)http://www.eximinfo.com/     ..........(this is the best directory)\n2)http://www.bizeurope.com/bsr/importers.htm\n\ni hope it will work. for further info let me know..\ni do online auction business.\nthnx
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Start by learning more about the business.  One paper I strongly recommend that you read are the following US Bureau of Custom's papers \n\n"Importing into the United States: A Practical Guide for Commercial Importers" http://www.cbp.gov/linkhandler/cgov/toolbox/publications/trade/iius.ctt/iius.doc\nHow Cargo Flows Securely into the US http://www.cbp.gov/linkhandler/cgov/import/cargo_summary/cargo_flow_map.ctt/cargo_flow_map.pdf\nUS Import Requirements http://www.cbp.gov/linkhandler/cgov/toolbox/publications/trade/usimportrequirements.ctt/usimportrequirements.doc\n\nHere are some steps to help you get started on an import and export business:\n\n1. Select your product - the more you know about your products, the better you can run your import/export operations. Start with what you know, but be open to opportunities you see as you go along.\n\n2. Research, research and research. If you are based in the US and wants to start an import/export business here, then you need to learn all customs laws, trading restrictions and quotas, international trade data, and more. Find out where you can find good information about the products you plan to trade.\n\n3. Identify potential contacts. From your list of products, identify the countries that supply those products. Then find the producers of your target products in those countries. \n\nI recommend reading the following:\n\nStarting a Home-Based Exporting Business \nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol8/exporting.htm\nLaying the Foundations of Your Home Based International Trading Business\nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol21/trading.htm\nHow to Start an Import/Export Business http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/0,4621,290657,00.html\nCMTAC Trade Information Database http://latrade.cmtac.org/trade_info/index.cfm\nDon'ts of Importing \nhttp://www.gattiassociates.com/CM/Articles/Articles1277.asp\nFlowchart of the export process http://www.export.gov/exportbasics/index.asp\nGoing Global http://www.going-global.com/articles/\n\nThese trade association websites also have loads of information on how to start an export import business:\n\nFederation of International Trade Association http://fita.org/index.html\nProfessional Association of Exporters and Importers http://www.paei.org/\n\nYou may also want to check out the following books:\n\n- Import/Export: How to Get Started in International Trade \n- Exporting, Importing, and Beyond : How to 'Go Global' With Your Small Business \n- Selling to the World: Your Fast and Easy Guide to Exporting and Importing \n- Start and Run a Profitable Exporting Business \n- Start Your Own Import/Export Business
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Japan is a major donor and exporter of manufactured goods to Philippines
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Japan and most Asian countries
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in the business world exports usually refer to products that are made in one country and shipped to another for consumption.
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you can't yet. The decision n whether it will be allowed is made next week.\n\nI should imagine within a few hours of the decision IF it goes in favor of import without duty tesco, sainsbury etc will have this on their websites.
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Customs is concerned with the importing and exporting of anything.
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Read this page\n\nhttp://www.soi.wide.ad.jp/soi-asia/pkg1/06/48.html
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Sounds like you didn't do all your homework before traveling to China. \n\nWhat do you like to do?  This is your best direction as you would know a little bit about the products.\n\nDon't forget about the duty tax on the items you will be importing and they type of product liability insurance you will need.
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You may get a quotation to supply an item.\nThis quotation may state that the price is ex works or ex factory.\nIf the item is for export the supplier may have included in his price to deliver the goods to the port and included for any dock side charges in respect of loading the goods on to the ship.\nThe goods are therefore loaded on the ship ready for export at no extra cost to the purchaser.\nThe goods are FOB which is "Free on Board"
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Importation of products, no problem.\n\nExportation of jobs.... big problem.
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Try asking this question under Travel-South East Asia-Japan\n\nI think you will find a more intellegent answer there.\n\nThere many wonderful Japanese people always willing to help.
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Here is a Google maps link for you, although I don`t really think that Western Union is big here in Japan.