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Add the exporter, buyer, invoice reference and shipment details requested by the guided form.
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A commercial invoice records the sale of goods sent from an exporter to an overseas buyer. Freight forwarders, carriers, customs brokers and customs authorities use its information to identify the parties, understand the goods and assess the declared transaction value.
It is different from a normal domestic tax invoice because an export invoice usually needs shipping details such as country of origin, destination, Incoterm, transport method and an HS code for each product. The invoice should agree with the related packing list, especially for product descriptions and quantities.
Add the exporter, buyer, invoice reference and shipment details requested by the guided form.
List each product with a specific description, HS code, quantity, unit and declared price.
Check names, totals, currency and shipping terms in the preview before saving the PDF.
No. A proforma invoice is generally issued before the final sale as a quotation or preliminary document. A commercial invoice records the actual transaction and declared value of shipped goods.
Yes. Nestaon includes separate freight and discount fields and calculates the final total automatically.
Yes. Product descriptions and quantities should be consistent. The packing list adds physical information such as packages, dimensions, net weight and gross weight.
No. Required wording and documents can vary by destination, commodity, carrier, payment arrangement and local law. Check your final document with the relevant shipping or customs professional.
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