Tariffs and Customs Terms B.1.21 Flashcards
Terms and meaning from Dictionary of Tariff and Customs Terms with organization and functions of the various Offices of the Bureau of Customs.
the document that covers shipments taken from a Special Economic Zone. It specifies the details of goods, plus payment of duties and taxes, prior to release from Customs custody. Synonymous to pull-out document
bring-out document
an agency of the British Department of Trade and Industry that gives advise on international trade and guides the government’s export promotion program, including policy, financing, and overseas projects.
British Overseas Trade Board
a container seal (say, one attached by the shipping line or an international surveying firm) tampered with, broken, or completely damaged.
broken seal
part of ship occupied by pallets, flats, bundles, and dunnage, and therefore unutilized for cargo storage
broken stowage
a registered and licensed professional or entity specializing in the clearing of goods through Customs in behalf of an exporter or importer
broker
refers to the broker’s commission paid either by the seller or the buyer. In the first case, the amount is included in the invoice price actually paid or payable. In the second, it is not so included and must be added to the price
brokerage
fee paid to a broker for services rendered to a client for the inward or outward clearance of a shipment through Customs
brokerage fee
a Customs bond filed by brokers for the pursuit of their business
broker’s bond
a regional trade and investment triangle among Mindanao and Palawan (Philippines), the sultanate of Brunei- Darussalam, Eastern Indonesia and the states of Sarawak and Sabah, and Labuan in Malaysia
Brunei [Darussalam], Indonesia, Malaysia Philippine-East ASEAN Growth Area
a coding system that simplifies the imposition of tariffs on imported goods. Designed by the Customs Cooperation Council in 1959, it is the most widely-used product classification scheme, adhered to by more than 85 members of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. This system is published in the Brussels Nomenclature de Bruxelle: Explanatory Notes to the Brussels Nomenclature, Customs Cooperation Council, Brussels, Belgium.
Brussels Tariff Nomenclature
an itemized list of estimated revenues, costs, and expenses for a business cycle
budget
a quantity of goods or articles kept in storage to meet unforeseen shortages. or demands
buffer stock
a storage area for large items most efficiently handled through pallets
bulk area
products in mass that are not packaged, bundled, bottled or packed. Without mark or count, it may be fine solid, granular solid, or liquid
bulk cargo
single deck vessel designed to carry homogeneous, unpacked, dry bulk cargoes, such as grain, iron, ore, or coal
bulk carrier