Checklist for getting your export packaging right
Issues your business should consider before packaging your goods, from packaging waste rules to insurance implications.
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Issues your business should consider before packaging your goods, from packaging waste rules to insurance implications.
Protecting your goods from damage and securing them from theft are key considerations in export packaging.
The ways you can choose to ship your goods, from loose and unpacked to palletised and containerised.
Explaining the three main types of layered packaging to use when preparing your export goods for transport.
How to package your goods safely and how to mark them with the right information labels when your business is exporting.
Incoterms came into force in January 2020.
How to deal with VAT and Incoterms and when traders have to pay VAT.
Contract extras you will need to avoid dispute.
What Incoterms are and how to use them.
Penalties incurred for failing to return complete, accurate and timely Intrastat Supplementary Declarations.
How returning complete, accurate and timely Intrastat data can benefit your business.
Work out whether you're required to complete an Intrastat return.
An overview of the information you'll need to provide in a Supplementary Declaration.
An overview of Supplementary Declarations used in accounting for European Union trade.
Guidance on completing the Intrastat return.
Understanding export contracts, delivery and payments.
Import planning and strategy, product, skills and finance checklist.
Negotiating the right import terms, planning ahead and reaching a clear agreement.
Finances, personnel and other resources for importing.
Dealing with suppliers, controlling risk, handling import paperwork and foreign currencies.
Setting goals and deciding your import objectives.
Ensuring you have the right strategy and resources to benefit from importing.
Five top tips to help you conduct your export market research.
Undertaking market research in overseas export markets.
Adjusting your product to comply with law overseas.