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[기본] Carnet |
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2017.09.14 13:29 |
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Admin |
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Definition:
A document that allows the temporary importation of mechandise into member countries while eliminating the value-added taxes(VAT), duties, and the posting of security normally required at the time of importation.
Key Elements
1. Document can be used for goods traveling as "Commerical Samples," "Professional Equipment," or "Exhibition and Fairs"
2. Valid for a period of up to one year
3. Can be used for as many trips to member countries as required during the validity period
4. Can be used in over 90 member countries asn territories
5. Carnets are issued in the name of the company or individual with title to the goods, also known as the "Holder"
6. All fees are paid in the Holder's country prior to the first departure
7. Security in the amount of 40% of the value of the goods in required and can be placed using cash (certified check) or a surety bond
8. Cash deposits are retruned and bonds are terminated upon cancellation of a Carnet
9. Document is made up of servaral colored sheets of paper including a green cover which serves as the registration of goods, yellow exportation and re-important counterfoils for use in the Holder's country, and white importation and re-exportation counterfoils and corresponding vouchers for use in foreign countries
10. Carnet is presented to the customs authorities of the Holder's country upon exportation of the goods upon importation into foreign country, upon re-exportation from the foreign country, and upon re-importation into the Holder's country
11. Carnets have become widely used in the past decade. Obtaining a carnet has simple, especially through new automated systems such as www.carnetsonline.com
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