5 Company Advantages
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— Rate is calculated for each mode of transport
— The rate takes into account the customs clearance abroad and storage costs
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— Rates shown are for cargoes, making shipping costs low
The automated system of registration of the application
— Application can be issued on the company's website and get a preliminary cost of service
— The company's manager considers each application individually
— Logistics network "Delivery" covers all regions of the country
— Affiliate network abroad allows to deliver cargo to any country of the world
Convenient and free consultation customer's own corporate network Yammer
The company "Delivery" launched its own corporate network for customers, where you can consult a specialist in each direction, to obtain the necessary materials relating to international shipping, a reference to legislation
Sea container transportation for juridical persons
Transportation of cargoes (LCL) – is one of the most popular types of transportation which helps to transport small-size parcels of cargo.
Full container load (FCL) – it is load of container with goods for one receiver of cargo. This service helps to use all benefits of sea delivery: low cost and minimal risks of cargo damage.
Countries from which we can deliver cargo by sea to Ukraine: China, Korea, India, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, USA and other.
Sea container transportations of cargo for juridical persons from countries of Asia and Europe to Ukraine (ports of Odesa, Illichivsk)
Shipping of Crimea subject to VAT at the rate of 20%
State Fiscal Service in a letter number 7556/6 / 99-99-19-03-02-15 explained that the operation of taxpayers for the supply of services for the carriage of goods by road from the territory of FEZ "Crimea" in the other territory of Ukraine are subject to VAT at the rate of 20% . The tax bill is made for each full or partial delivery of the goods / services as well as the amount of funds received on the current account as a prepayment (advance payment).
For international transport in Crimea set zero VAT.
EU imposes anti-dumping duties on electrical steel
The European Union tomorrow introduces additional anti-dumping duties against the supply of electrical steel from five countries: the US, Russia, China, Japan and South Korea.
This is the second since the beginning of the year, trade restrictions taken by the EU to protect its steel producer.
The European Commission in March imposed anti-dumping duties on imports from China and Taiwan cold-rolled stainless steel.
The market share of dumped imports in the EU has grown to 47% in 2012, with the majority of steel comes from Japan and Russia.
