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OUR SOLUTIONS FOR EXPORT IMPORT DOCUMENTS
Backed by our years of experience in the export import industry, we are happy to provide you with all the global legal documentation solutions that will make your export business recognized.
Firm Registration
Firm registration certificate is required for legal recognition, taxation, compliance, and building trust with clients.
GST Goods and Services Tax
GST certificate is required for legal tax compliance, smooth business operations, input tax credit, and to avoid penalties.
ISO Certification
ISO certification ensures consistent quality, builds customer trust, and enhances business credibility internationally.
Import Export Code
Exim business needs IEC for legal recognition, smooth customs clearance, and global trade facilitation.
MSME Regiistration
An MSME certificate helps in securing government benefits, financial assistance, and credibility for Exim business growth.
Letter Of Undertaking
A Letter of Undertaking (LOU) is essential in Exim business to ensure compliance, secure financial transactions, and build trust between parties.
AD Code Approvel
Exim business requires AD Code approval for smooth international trade transactions, ensuring compliance and secure foreign exchange management.
RCMC Registration
RCMC registration is essential for Exim businesses to access government schemes, financial benefits, and ensure compliance with export-import regulations.
FSSAI Certificate
An FSSAI certificate is essential for Exim businesses to ensure food safety, quality compliance, and smooth international trade.
Transform Your Global Vision into Reality with Our Expert Exim Documentation Services
In today’s global market, your export and import documentation is crucial for smooth international transactions. At Globax Solutions, we specialize in providing professional, accurate, and timely Exim document services that ensure compliance with all international trade regulations.
Our team of experts combines in-depth knowledge with meticulous attention to detail to handle your Exim documentation needs, from customs clearance to shipping and compliance paperwork. Whether you’re a startup, a small business, or a large enterprise, we tailor our services to ensure seamless international trade operations for you.
Commercial Invoice: A detailed bill provided by the exporter to the importer, which includes the price of the goods, terms of sale, and other relevant details.
Bill of Lading (B/L): A legal document that represents ownership of goods and serves as proof of the contract of carriage between the exporter and shipping company.
Packing List: A document that outlines how the goods are packed, including the type and number of packages.
Certificate of Origin (COO): Certifies the country of origin of the goods being exported. This is important for customs duties and trade agreements.
Customs Declaration: A required document for clearing goods through customs, listing the goods being imported/exported, and complying with local laws
A Letter of Credit (LC) is a financial document issued by a bank guaranteeing payment to the seller once the goods have been shipped and the specified conditions are met. It acts as a security for both the buyer and seller in international transactions. There are different types of LCs, including Sight LCs and Usance LCs, each having its specific terms for payment.
Customs plays a crucial role in EXIM trade by enforcing laws and regulations related to the import and export of goods. It ensures compliance with tariffs, taxes, and trade agreements. Customs is responsible for clearing goods through the border, inspecting shipments, and verifying documentation such as the Bill of Lading, invoices, and certificate of origin.
Currency Risk: Accounting for fluctuations in exchange rates when dealing with foreign currencies.
Customs Duties and Taxes: Properly accounting for import/export duties, value-added taxes (VAT), or other taxes related to international transactions.
Revenue Recognition: Ensuring that revenue from international sales is recorded accurately according to the terms of the sale (e.g., when payment is received or when goods are delivered).
Financial Reporting: Consolidating financial statements that comply with both domestic and international accounting standards, such as IFRS or GAAP.
Foreign Transactions and Hedging: Managing and accounting for foreign transactions, and possibly using hedging strategies to mitigate currency risk.
Trade Credit: Exporters may offer trade credit to importers, allowing them to pay after a certain period (e.g., 30, 60, or 90 days).
Export Financing: Banks and financial institutions offer export financing services like pre-shipment and post-shipment finance to help exporters manage their working capital needs.
Factoring: Exporters can use factoring, where a third-party company buys their receivables at a discount, providing immediate cash flow.
Forfaiting: This is a similar process to factoring, but it typically involves long-term receivables and provides the exporter with an upfront lump sum.