We serve customers with customs clearance needs customs, we focus on optimizing time and saving your investments in this important stage of the foreign trade business and other services that we cover:
1-Requirement for Release of Product of animal / Vegetable origin: the attendance in this segment service requires scope of specialized planning, for needs such as knowledge of equivalence of health inspection systems in the country such as Brazil. Also prerequisites like: qualification of companies that are exporting or importing in addition to product approvals, their labels and etc ... at the Animal Products Inspection Department (DIPOA) belonging to the Agricultural Secretariat of the Ministry of Agriculture.
2-Tax Classification of Goods: we provide consultation services for tax classification of goods your merchandise; NCM - Common Mercosur / TEC Nomenclature - Common External Tariff / TIPI - Table of Incidence of Tax on Industrialized Products.
3-Export Registration (RE): it is a group of documentation with information about commercial, financial, tax and foreign exchange nature, which formalizes the export of Brazilian products. It is based on representing the legal basis in the operation for the purposes of clearance. That registration is mandatory as a first step for the exporter to formalize to the Government Federal transactions traded in its foreign trade.
4-Import License (LI): this is a group of documentation with information on the goods of that import. With details like; net weight, value, exporter, manufacturer, among other information that needs to be registered in these documents. It's an authorization licensed to import some classified goods. That is, it does not cover all imported merchandise. Usually the segments of medically, food, chemicals and others need LI.
5-Simplified Export Declaration (DSE): this is the documentation required for exports of goods normally up to USD 50.000,00 (or in equivalence in another currency). With this action the Brazilian government seeks to stimulate the performance of small Brazilian exporters foreign trade.
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