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Tips for first-time importers

Oct 21 2005

Buying goods from overseas suppliers will involve you in a number of transactions and contractual arrangements that you will probably find unfamiliar. There will be particular documents associated with each contract, and there may even be a need for official documents such as an import licence.

This may seem daunting at first, but there are many useful sources that will help you consider the options. This factsheet takes you through the most important issues you need to know about when you are planning to import for the first time.

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