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INTRODUCTION
Knowledge of import and export procedures is a key part of the supply chain process. Various types of documentations are involved in export & import activities. It is therefore important to understand the role of each document and its requirements in international trade. Exporter/Importer are also required to comply the documentary requirement of exporter /importer and his country. The Royal Malaysian Customs is the government agency that is responsible for nation's indirect tax policy and plays an important role in trade and industry. Irregular documents create problems and result into delay in delivery of the goods. Incoterms are authoritative rules for determining how costs and risks are allocated to the parties and can significantly reduce misunderstandings among traders, thereby minimize trade disputes and litigation. This training is to alert and highlight the shipping, customs legislation and procedures to the parties who involve in importation and exportation of goods. The course will suit both beginners and those who have more than a basic understanding of import & export regulations.
OBJECTIVES
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
COURSE OUTLINE
Module 1: International Trade
1.1 Issues in International Trade
1.2 Shipping Risk
1.3 Contract & Cargo Insurance
Module 2: Shipping Documentation & Procedures
2.1 Shipping Documentations
2.2 Letter of Credit
2.3 Import & Export Procedures
Module 3: Customs Ruling
3.1 Import & Export Control/Prohibitions
3.2 Import License
3.3 SST, Import, Export, Excise Duties & Vehicle Levy
Module 4: Group work & Case studies
Module 5: Customs Facilities & Enforcement
5.1 Bonded Warehouse
5.2 LMW & Free Zones
5.3 Duty Drawback & Refund
5.4 Temporary import & ATA Carnet
5.5 Free Trade Agreements
5.6 Approved Economic Operator
5.7 Offences
Module 6: Incoterms 2020 Overview
6.1 Incoterms Details
6.2 Incoterms Quick Reference Chart
6.3 Incoterms, PO & Invoice
Module 7: Group work & Case studies
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