Import or export goods across the border — get a ready bilingual EN/RU document for your bank, customs, and foreign partner
Parties, documents and specifics for every deal scheme
Batch schedule, shipment dates and acceptance by quantity and quality are built into the structure
Enter the supplier's and buyer's details, describe the goods with the HS code, and choose the Incoterms basis and payment terms.
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An international supply contract where a foreign company is the supplier and a Russian company is the buyer. A currency payment abroad.
An international supply contract where a Russian company is the supplier. Receipt of foreign currency proceeds, 0% VAT.
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All the sections required by customs, the bank, and currency control — in one file
Delivery in batches, shipment dates and acceptance in a supply contract
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An international supply contract for goods is the key document for any cross-border shipment. Without it, customs won't process the import or export declaration, and the bank won't execute the currency payment. A properly drafted international supply contract protects both parties: it fixes deadlines, the Incoterms basis, quality requirements, and the procedure for refunding the advance if delivery falls through.
The HS code is a mandatory element of the specification to an international supply contract. It determines the import or export duty rate, certification requirements, and the list of permits needed. A mismatch between the code and the actual goods is grounds for delay at customs and additional charges. The built-in search covers more than 13,000 entries of the EAEU Unified Nomenclature.
The delivery basis determines which costs are already in the price and which customs adds to it when calculating the customs value, the base for duties. Under CIF, freight and insurance are included in the customs value — and customs adds the same costs up to the place of arrival in the EAEU customs territory (Art. 40(1)(4)–(6) of the EAEU Customs Code) to the price under FOB. Under EXW, the buyer assumes all costs from the moment the goods leave the supplier's warehouse.
The bank monitors international payments under Bank of Russia Instruction No. 181-I. The payment amount must exactly match the terms of the international supply contract. For amounts from 3 million RUB (import) or 10 million RUB (export), the bank opens a file and assigns a unique registration number.
The specification is a mandatory attachment to the international supply contract, listing the specific goods: name, HS code, quantity, unit of measurement, and price. Customs checks the goods actually imported or exported against the specification data. Discrepancies lead to additional inspections and cargo delays. The generator builds the specification automatically based on the data entered in the form.
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