INCOTERMS 2020 Delivery Forms and Customs Fines
Previously, the lack of proper use of INCOTERMS 2020 Delivery Forms was not subject to criticism by customs authorities and any criminal circumstances were not implemented if the tax does not make a difference. In recent customs inspections, customs penalties due to misuse of the INCOTERMS delivery method (Customs Law 241/1 Md Impairment Punishment) is followed by hearings from various different channels that have begun to be implemented.
INCOTERMS 2020 International Delivery Forms
INCOTERMS 2020 International Delivery Forms
If we quote part of the official writing sent by the Customs administration to a company a few days ago, it is said: "It has categorized the delivery patterns that will be used in international trade under two groups, and the delivery patterns that can be used in all modes of transport are EXW, FCA, CPT, CIP, DAP, DPU and DDP; and the delivery patterns that can only be used for maritime and domestic waterway transport are specified in the maritime declarations only. and it is stated that import transactions have been monomulated using the FOB, CFR and CIF delivery methods that should be used for domestic waterway transports.
In this framework, Customs RegulationsPursuant to the provision of Article 7 of Appendix 82 "not to be filled in accordance with Appendix 14 of the Customs declaration, provided that there is no other circumstances which require punishment," the penalty for irregularities has been imposed under Article 241/1 of Customs Law No. 4458 for each declaration."
Each Delivery Form May Not Be Suitable for Every Trade
As noted in the article of the customs administration, the ICC (International Chamber of Commerce) – designated by the International Chamber of Commerce INCOTERMS 2020 Delivery Forms The delivery methods used in marine and inland water transport Morocco, fob, cfr, cif It is not appropriate for these to be used in commercial transactions that are not subject to maritime transport. What we have seen so many times FOB Ankara, CIF Gaziantep, CFR Manisa Transactions such as these are not suitable for the purpose, but have been ignored by customs and other institutions as there are no tax losses. Since there has been no dispute between buyers and sellers, and there has been no legal process, this habit of misuse has continued for years.
ICC (International Chamber of Commerce) – International Chamber of Commerce
ICC (International Chamber of Commerce) – The International Chamber of Commerce is an international organization representing companies of 140 countries around the world. The International Chamber of Commerce is the largest and most representative business organization in the world. The organization's headquarters are located in Paris. ICCOne of the main areas of activity of ‘is to create business rules that are accepted all over the world and aim to abolish the different practices between countries in trade. Aimed at the development of international trade and investment, this group is now preparing the rules of electronic commerce as well. In addition to many of the ICC's services, there is also an International Arbitration Board, which is the most important arbitration (jurisdiction) body in the world. ICC also sets out the rules for practices such as INCOTERMS Delivery Forms and Letter of Credit, which are frequently used in international trade.
What does INCOTERMS determine?
- the obligations of the parties (buyer and seller)
- Risks assumed by the parties (buyer and seller)
- Costs incurred by the parties (buyer and seller)
Issues Where Delivery Shapes Bring Clarity
- Where will the goods sold be delivered to the buyer (the seller's workplace, the outlet port, the destination port, the buyer's workplace, etc.)?
- To whom will the transportation costs (carrels) belong?
- Who will be responsible for the loading and unloading operations and costs?
- Who will handle customs clearance in the seller's country and the buyer's country?
- Who will take responsibility for the (possible) damages that may occur during the transport?
- Is there a requirement to have insurance, and if so, who will have the expenses?
- What are the duties and responsibilities of the parties involved in the above transactions and costs?
Ways of Delivering in Foreign Trade INCOTERMS 2020
- EXW (Ex-Works)
- FCA (Free Carrier)
- FAS (Free Alongside ship)
- FOB (Free On Board)
- CFR (Cost and Freight)
- CPT (Carriage Paid to)
- CIF (Cost Insurance and Freight)
- CIP (Carriage and Insurance Paid to)
- DAP (Delivered at Place)
- DPU (Delivered at Place Unloaded)
- DDP (Delivered Duty Paid)
Advice for our blog followers on INCOTERMS 2020 International Delivery Forms
Ultimately, we can give our Blog followers the following advice on the INCOTERMS 2020 International Delivery Forms;
a) The use of the correct form of delivery in foreign trade transactions is both legally important. In order to protect your rights in a conflict, you must clearly state in your contracts which INCOTERMS rules you are subject to – the International Chamber of Commerce. Currently INCOTERMS 2020 is the latest brochure to be published.
b) Your form of delivery is also required to be set correctly by the customs office. Otherwise, criminal proceedings may be involved.
c) INCOTERMS 2020 You can participate in training on International Delivery Forms. To review the INCOTERMS trainings we have organized, please click here
d) ICC (International Chamber of Commerce) – Please review the scheme published by the International Chamber of Commerce click here
Please contact for detailed information.
Gökhan EROL
e: gerol@inovakademi.com
t: 02167097332
f: 08505223403
