Bearing main trade terms price constitution
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Domestic expenses:
1 processing fee;
2 packaging costs;
3 storage costs (including storage, fire etc.);
4 domestic transportation costs (warehouse to dock);
5 certificate fees (including inspection fees, notary fees, consular fees, certificate fee, permit fee, customs fees); 6 shipping charge (shipping, slinging and barges fee); 7 bank charges (the discount interest, fees); 8 expected loss (loss, damage, short leakage, damage, deterioration of Posts and telecommunications;) 9 (cable, telex, e-mail fee and other expenses).
Foreign fees are:
1 foreign freight (shipping costs from the port of shipment to the port of destination of foreign insurance (2); marine cargo insurance; 3) if a middleman, also includes the payment to the intermediary commission.
The calculation formula is as follows:
FOB price = cost price + domestic expenses + net profit
CFR price = cost price + domestic expenses + foreign freight + net profit of CIF price = cost price + domestic expenses + freight + insurance + foreign foreign net profit of two FCA, CPT and CIP three trade terms, prices for a wide range of. In the price constitution, usually includes 3 aspects: the purchase cost, expenses and net profit.
Domestic expenses:
1 processing fee;
2 packaging costs;
3 storage costs (including storage, fire etc.);
4 domestic transportation costs (warehouse to dock);
5 LCL charges (if the goods do not constitute a full container); 6 certificate costs (including inspection fees, notary fees, consular fees, certificate fee, permit fee, customs fees, bank charges (7); the discount interest, fees); 8 expected loss (loss, damage, short leakage, damage, deterioration of Posts and telecommunications;) 9 (cable, telex, e-mail fee and other expenses).
Foreign fees are:
1 freight (since the export of domestic land shipment to foreign destinations transportation costs); 2 foreign insurance; 3 if a middleman, also includes the payment to the intermediary commission.
The calculation formula is as follows:
FCA price = cost price + domestic expenses + net profit
CPT price = cost price + domestic expenses + freight + net profit in foreign countries
CIP price = cost price + domestic expenses + freight + insurance + foreign foreign net profit
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A FOB, CFR, CIF three kinds of trade terms price constitution only for sea or inland waterway transport. In the price constitution, usually includes 3 aspects: the purchase cost, expenses and net profit. Cost accounting is the most complex, including domestic and foreign expenses expenses.Domestic expenses:
1 processing fee;
2 packaging costs;
3 storage costs (including storage, fire etc.);
4 domestic transportation costs (warehouse to dock);
5 certificate fees (including inspection fees, notary fees, consular fees, certificate fee, permit fee, customs fees); 6 shipping charge (shipping, slinging and barges fee); 7 bank charges (the discount interest, fees); 8 expected loss (loss, damage, short leakage, damage, deterioration of Posts and telecommunications;) 9 (cable, telex, e-mail fee and other expenses).
Foreign fees are:
1 foreign freight (shipping costs from the port of shipment to the port of destination of foreign insurance (2); marine cargo insurance; 3) if a middleman, also includes the payment to the intermediary commission.
The calculation formula is as follows:
FOB price = cost price + domestic expenses + net profit
CFR price = cost price + domestic expenses + foreign freight + net profit of CIF price = cost price + domestic expenses + freight + insurance + foreign foreign net profit of two FCA, CPT and CIP three trade terms, prices for a wide range of. In the price constitution, usually includes 3 aspects: the purchase cost, expenses and net profit.
Domestic expenses:
1 processing fee;
2 packaging costs;
3 storage costs (including storage, fire etc.);
4 domestic transportation costs (warehouse to dock);
5 LCL charges (if the goods do not constitute a full container); 6 certificate costs (including inspection fees, notary fees, consular fees, certificate fee, permit fee, customs fees, bank charges (7); the discount interest, fees); 8 expected loss (loss, damage, short leakage, damage, deterioration of Posts and telecommunications;) 9 (cable, telex, e-mail fee and other expenses).
Foreign fees are:
1 freight (since the export of domestic land shipment to foreign destinations transportation costs); 2 foreign insurance; 3 if a middleman, also includes the payment to the intermediary commission.
The calculation formula is as follows:
FCA price = cost price + domestic expenses + net profit
CPT price = cost price + domestic expenses + freight + net profit in foreign countries
CIP price = cost price + domestic expenses + freight + insurance + foreign foreign net profit
