The DUE is an electronic document that contains information of a customs, administrative, commercial, financial, tax, fiscal and logistical nature, which characterizes the export operation of the goods supported by it and defines the framework of its operation.
This is the document that proves that the product has actually been exported. This document is provided electronically via SISCOMEX after documentary or physical inspection of the cargo by the Federal Revenue Service.
The Commercial Invoice is the document that formalizes the commercial transaction between the exporter and importer. It will serve as the basis for customs clearance for both imports and exports. Its perfect issuance is extremely important in order to avoid fines and delays in customs clearance.
What is a Packing List? We also know a Packing List as a cargo waybill. It is a document that details all the products that will be imported or exported in detail, or even each individual part.
Certificate of Origin is a document to be provided by the exporter to specific entities, which proves the Brazilian origin of the goods and allows both parties an exemption or reduction of taxes arising from international agreements.
Consular legalization (called "consularization") of the document is done by signature recognition or authentication of the document itself.
Temporary export is a customs regime in which products are allowed to leave the country, with exemption from paying the taxes involved in the export process.
Ministry of Finance Ordinance and subsequent amendments, supports the replacement of imported goods that prove, after customs clearance, in whole or in part, to be defective or unfit for the purpose for which they are intended, and which are incapable of repair or restoration, with identical goods, in equal quantity and value.
Temporary export is considered to be the departure from the country of national or nationalized goods, subject to re-importation within a specified period, in the same condition or after undergoing a repair or restoration process. In relation to the replacement of materials, Ministry of Finance Ordinance, supports the replacement of imported goods that prove, after customs clearance, in whole or in part, to be defective or unfit for the purpose for which they are intended, and which are incapable of repair or restoration, with identical goods, in equal quantity and value.
This is known as the release of goods by customs so that they can enter the country, in this case imports. The same applies to outbound exports. But first, all the documentation is checked.