Factory approval is a procedure in which companies establish conditions with their suppliers to guarantee the provision of services or materials. These actions optimize time and resources, guaranteeing compliance with the contract.
Importation on behalf of a third party is a service provided by a company - the importer - which promotes, on its behalf, the Customs Clearance of goods acquired by another company or individual - the purchaser - due to a previously signed contract, which may also include the provision of other services related to the commercial transaction, such as price quotations and commercial intermediation (art. 2 of IN RFB No. 1,861/2018).
All these processes provide your company with cost savings, greater quality control, exclusivity, innovation, improved contact with suppliers and a wide variety of products.
Exporting has been a driving force in the Brazilian economy for years, and it not only helps the trade balance but also companies, as it allows them to reach more markets and audiences. However, there is insecurity about the goods being sold for the first time due to uncertainty about the quality of the product, which is why samples are used to improve the buyer's experience.
When the goods arrive in the country of destination, they need to go through a nationalization process. The product only becomes the importer's when the taxes are paid, this process is known as nationalization.
Regulatory bodies exist to guarantee the safety and quality of products and services, promoting fair competition within certain minimum standards.
The regulatory process can cover stages of item evaluation, safety tests, registrations, authorizations and constant monitoring.
This involves checking the conformity of the documents relating to the materials and components received: Invoices, manuals, certificates, among others.
Tax classification, also known as fiscal cl, is an internationally standardized system designed to facilitate global trade. It assigns a specific numerical code to each type of product, known as the Mercosur Common Nomenclature (NCM).
A document in which the government authorizes imports by a company or individual, after verifying compliance with legal and administrative rules. It is required when the intended import is subject to the approval of one or more approval bodies (such as DECEX, ANVISA, MAPA, INMETRO, etc.).
Drawing up a DI Request means creating a new Import Declaration.
The Import Declaration - DI will be drawn up by the importer in Siscomex and will consist of providing the information listed in Annex I of IN SRF No. 680/2006, according to the type of declaration and customs clearance modality.
This information is separated into two groups:
General Marker - corresponding to the import operation;
Specific Marker (in addition) - containing commercial, fiscal and exchange data on the goods.
The customs treatment to be applied to the imported goods will determine the type of declaration to be filed by the importer.
The purpose of the customs conference is to identify the importer, physically verify the goods and the correctness of the information regarding their nature, tax classification, quantification and value, and confirm compliance with all the obligations, fiscal and otherwise, required as a result of the import.
Customs clearance, in customs law, is the release of goods by customs for entry into the country or its exit and proof of payment of tax on the circulation of goods and services, only then can the goods be delivered to the importer or exporter.
For imports, customs warehousing allows international goods to be stored in public bonded warehouses, without the need to pay federal taxes, or the PIS/PASEP-Import and COFINS-Import contributions levied on imports, as the Federal Revenue Service also explains.