Category Archives: Sectoral Information

For international transportation from Turkey to Europe, the EORI (Economic Operators Registration and Identification) number is of great importance for smooth and trouble-free customs clearance. The EORI number is an identification number that enables customs procedures to be carried out quickly and effectively in European Union (EU) countries

The USCI (Uniform Social Credit Identifier) number is a mandatory identification number for enterprises and organizations in China, required for customs clearance and other official transactions when importing or exporting goods. Companies need to apply for a USCI number through a business partner or customs broker in China, providing company information and documents, in order to comply with China’s customs and trade regulations.

In international trade and transportation transactions, it is important to comply with regulations between countries. For transportation from Turkey to India, it is important to have information about the requirement of the GST (Goods and Services Tax) number applied by India. The GST number is a unique identifying number issued to each business by India’s GST system, required for customs clearance, tax compliance, and invoicing in India. To obtain a GST number when importing or exporting from Turkey to India, the process is usually conducted through a business partner, customs broker or tax consultant in India, and involves applying to the tax authorities in India.

The text provides information about the requirement of the Tax Identification Number (TIN) or “NPWP” (Nomor Pokok Wajib Pajak) in Indonesia for customs clearance, tax compliance, and invoicing when transporting goods from Turkey to Indonesia. It explains the steps to obtain the NPWP number, which may involve cooperation with a business partner, customs broker, or tax consultant in Indonesia, and the application process through Indonesia’s tax authorities.

The HS Code is an international system used for classifying traded products. Developed by the World Customs Organization (WCO), it helps customs authorities assess duties, monitor trade, and enforce regulations. The code is structured as follows: the first 2 digits indicate the chapter (general category), the next 2 digits specify the heading (more detailed description), and the next 2 digits provide the subheading (further detail). Some countries add extra digits for additional specificity according to national regulations.

Within the framework of the TSA security restrictions published by the US and Canadian governments, new rules regarding cargo have been introduced as of 4 September 2024.