The document defines four terms:
(1) A certificate of origin is a document that confirms the origin of exported goods and is required for customs clearance.
(2) An export license is issued by a licensing agency and is required to transport products to foreign markets after review of export details.
(3) A telegraphic money transfer electronically transfers money between accounts, originating from physical transfers via telegraph.
(4) A purchase requisition is filled by department managers to request that purchasing order needed materials, including quantity, details, and vendor information.
The document defines four terms:
(1) A certificate of origin is a document that confirms the origin of exported goods and is required for customs clearance.
(2) An export license is issued by a licensing agency and is required to transport products to foreign markets after review of export details.
(3) A telegraphic money transfer electronically transfers money between accounts, originating from physical transfers via telegraph.
(4) A purchase requisition is filled by department managers to request that purchasing order needed materials, including quantity, details, and vendor information.
The document defines four terms:
(1) A certificate of origin is a document that confirms the origin of exported goods and is required for customs clearance.
(2) An export license is issued by a licensing agency and is required to transport products to foreign markets after review of export details.
(3) A telegraphic money transfer electronically transfers money between accounts, originating from physical transfers via telegraph.
(4) A purchase requisition is filled by department managers to request that purchasing order needed materials, including quantity, details, and vendor information.
Name of Teacher: Define the following terms listed below:
(a) Certificate of Origin
(b) Export License (c) Telegraphic Money Transfer (d) Purchase Requisition (a) Certificate of Origin- A certificate of origin is an international trade document that confirms the origin of a shipment. The document certifies that the transported goods are entirely obtained, produced, manufactured or processed in a certain country. The certificate of origin is required by almost all countries when shipping goods across borders, and it is used for customs clearance procedures
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(b) Export License- An export license is a document issued by the appropriate licensing agency after which an exporter is allowed to transport his product in a foreign market. The license is only issued after a careful review of the facts surrounding the given export transaction. Export license depends on the nature of goods to be transported as well as the destination port.
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(c) Telegraphic Money Transfer- A telegraphic money transfer is a method of transferring money electronically between accounts. The term “telegraphic transfer” has its origins in the way that banks used to make international money transfers. There are now faster ways to complete an international transfer, but the term “telegraphic transfer” has remained in use, particularly in Australia, New Zealand, and the UK. So, when you hear the term “telegraphic transfers”, all you need to know is that it refers to international money transfers made from one account to another.
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(d) Purchase Requisition- A purchase requisition form is a document used by a department to request that the purchasing department order materials or merchandise. The purchase requisition forms are used by department managers to inform the purchasing department what materials are needed. When a department manager sees that materials are running low, he or she fills out a requisition form that includes a date, the manager’s name, quantity, model numbers, details about the order, and the vendor.