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Brazil – Ministry of External Relations Annexes ANNEX IV. GLOSSARY BL (Bill of lading): document from the transporter that acknowledges the receipt of cargo. Border post: control point on the land border between two countries. Calculation basis: total amount considered for the calculation of tax due. Certificate of Origin: document declaring that goods in a particular international shipment are of a certain procedence. Commercial invoice: document required for import dispatch. Confiscation: legal procedure applicable when cargo is either abandonned or in violation of the law. Currency exchange contract: bank document used in Brazil to define the counter value in reais of a sum to be received in foreign currency. Customs duties: taxes levied on imported goods. Customs regulations: set of norms adopted by the Internal Revenue Service to control exports and imports. Customs warehouse: customs facility under the supervision of customs authorities, located in the secondary zone. CV: Customs Value. DI: Import Declaration. Economic complementation agreement (ACE): agreement between the member countries of the Latin American Integration Association (ALADI), which includes goods from a given industrial sector. Such agreements aim at integrating industrial processes through tariff breaks in reciprocal trade. Ex-Tariff: regime that grants reductions in import taxes. Free warehouse: customs facility for the storage of goods in transit to and fro neighboring countries, such as Paraguay and Bolivia. Generalized System of Preferences (GSP): mechanism agreed on at the WTO according to which developed countries allow certain manufactured and semimanufactured imports from developing countries enter at lower tariffs than the same products from developed countries. ICMS: Tax on the Distribution of Goods and Services. II: Import Tax. Import License: document authorizing the purchase of foreign goods. Import without currency exchange coverage: import operations in which remittance of currency to the exporter is not required. How to export to Brazil 175
Annexes Brazil – Ministry of External Relations Incoterms: international terms qualifying means of purchase and sale of merchandise across countries. For more information about Incoterms, visit the International Chamber of Commerce website (www.iccwbo.org/index_incoterms.asp). IPI: Tax on Industrialized Products. Letter of credit: bank document that guarantees payment to the exporter. Letter of responsibility: document providing guarantees regarding the payment of taxes and obligations. MIC: International Cargo Declaration, used in road transportation across countries. NCM: Mercosur Common Nomenclature. NIC: Cargo Identification Number. Primary zone: port, airport or border facilities under the supervision of the Internal Revenue Service. Pro Forma Invoice: preliminary document reflecting negotiations between importer and exporter PSCI: Program for the Competitive Substitution of Imports Secondary zone: place where imported goods are stored, located outside the port, airport or border facilities. TEC: Common External Tariff applied by Mercosur countries on imports originating from third-countries. Trade agreement: agreement signed between two or more countries reducing trade barriers between them. Transhipment: transfer of goods from one means of transportation to another. 176 How to export to Brazil
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