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Before actually importing or exporting it is required that your company is registered in the Radar system by the IRS. This system will allow your corporation to register the legal representative to activate your foreign trade procedures.
Through this, it allows the country buyer to purchase high-technology, obtained through expensive research and many years of experience. Many countries do not have top technology, nor the power to invest in researches that have a very high cost, therefore, they may choose to import. In this sense it is of vital importance that the company does a prior research on the costs of the product you want to import, because of the taxes applicable in each country.
In general, Brazilian imports have automatic licensing, however, for some goods or transactions subject to special controls, licensing can not be automated before the shipment of goods abroad. In any case, the importer should always consult in order to check the administrative treatment that is subordinate to its operation.
Ex-Tariff is a temporary reducing instrument of Import Duty on a particular commodity, in other words, is an exception to the fee to give them a rate different from that which applies to the tariff item to which it belongs. They are approved by the Chamber of Commerce Resolutions (CAMEX) and have a reduced rate for a specified time.
They are mechanisms that allow entry or exit of goods into the customs territory with suspension or exemption of taxes. We can name some examples like: Temporary Admission, Drawback Regime, Direct and Indirect Customs Warehouses, Industrial Warehouse, Industrial Warehouse under computerized control - RECOF, Temporary Export, Customs Warehouse Distribution - DAD among others, according to the importer/exporter needs.
Companies that choose to export, besides making its market more competitive, have the following aspects:
Document required by Mercosul and by Latin American Integration Association - Aladi - to prove, the origin of the goods and that it can take advantage of the tariff reductions under their respective agreements. In addition to these agreements, the importing country may require a Certificate of Origin Form A, and this is issued, usually by the Bank of Brazil.