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Overall Used Passenger Exports from January 2008 to June 2008

Car Units: 579,582
Value: ¥352,310,171,000
(or at today's exchange rate: $3,249,516,575)

Over THREE TRILLION US Dollars! That's a whole lot of money for used cars alone.

Top 10 Destinations

Rank Country      | Car Units | Value(Japanese Yen)
  1: RUSSIA       | 260,008   | 163,251,031,000
  2: CHILE        | 55,461    | 11,744,217,000
  3: UAE          | 37,167    | 9,321,093,000
  4: NEW ZEALAND  | 35,640    | 17,991,266,000
  5: MONGOLIA     | 14,322    | 4,342,595,000
  6: KENYA        | 13,013    | 7,342,810,000
  7: SOUTH AFRICA | 12,904    | 3,545,133,000
  8: SINGAPORE    | 12,894    | 21,078,435,000
  9: MALAYSIA     | 12,746    | 25,317,559,000
  10: BANGLADESH  | 10,208    | 10,706,168,000

Russia remains #1 way ahead of everyone as Japan is supplying their used car market rapid expansion. Others continue to remain strong, although old partner New Zealand has slowed down its imports since the new emission regulations have taken affect. Newcomers to the Top 10, Mongolia and Bangladesh, have seen recent sharp rises due to mostly political and somewhat economical changes. They've replaced Pakistan (19th) - which has gone through extreme political unrest, and United Kingdom (11th) which has seen reduced demand that is possibly related to economic downturn/unrest.

Together, the top 10 represent roughly 80% of the used passenger vehicles exported from Japan and 78% of the total value of the cars. Thus the top 10 importers hold a landslide majority of sales Japanese used car exporters have made.

Top 20 & 50

Adding the next 10 (Top 20) would make it 90% of car units and 88.5% of total cash amount. Counting the top 50 together will make it roughly 99% of both car units sold and total value.

Draw you own conclusions. The data is quite clear, and if your an exporter, you should have a clear idea what to do. If you want to look at the full data, you can do so by going to:

Japanese Used Passenger Car Export Statistics : January 2008 to June 2008

Note: Car Units and Value data for each country comes from Japan Customs Statistics Office. All other data is calculated by me. Percentages and VPUs are rounded to simplify view.

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Training Description :
Dalam era perdagangan global sekarang ini arus barang masuk dan keluar sangatlah cepat. Untuk memperlancar urusan bisnisnya, para pengusaha dituntut untuk memiliki pengetahuan yang cukup mengenai prosedur ekspor dan impor, baik dari kepabeanan, shipping maupun perbankan, yang semuanya ini saling berkaitan dan selama ini sering terjadi permasalahan dilapangan. Salah satu kunci / cara untuk bisa memanage permasalahan diatas adalah dengan mengikuti program yang kami beri tema “Pemahaman Prosedur Kepabeanan dan Pembayaran Internasional dalam Transaksi Ekspor – Impor”.

Pelatihan ini khusus diberikan, didisain dan dikembangkan bagi para eksekutif ekspor impor untuk memberikan keterampilan pemahaman yang mendalam mengenai prosedur ekspor impor secara terpadu baik dr sisi Kepabeanan, Shipping dan Perbankan. Di akhir pelatihan, peserta akan semakin merasakan manfaat pelatihan dengan diberikan latihan pengisian dokumen ekspor – impor dengan benar serta permasalahan – permasalahan yang selama ini sering dialami dilapangan terutama yang berkaitan dgn Bea Cukai, Shipping Company dan Banking.

Metode Pelatihan :
Metode yang digunakan dalam pelatihan ini adalah lektur, workshop, studi kasus dan konsultasi interaktif.

Outline :

1. Gambaran umum kepabeanan
   • Daerah pabean
   • Kawasan pabean
   • Kewenangan pabean
   • Pengertian Tarif Bea Masuk Indonesia / HS No.
   • Mengenal buku tarif bea masuk Indonesia (BTBMI)
   • Cara mengklasifikasi barang.
2. Prosedur Impor
   • Pengertian Impor
   • Persyaratan Impor
   • Kedatangan Barang Impor
   • Pungutan Negara dalam Rangka Impor
     1. Nilai Dasar Perhitungan Bea Masuk (NDPBM)
     2. Surat Setoran Pabean Cukai & Pajak (SSPCP)
     3. Jenis Pungutan
     4. Cara perhitungan
        • Bea Masuk
        • Cukai
        • PPN & PPnBM
        • PPH psl 22
     5. Tata Cara Pembayaran BM, Cukai, PPN, PPnBM dan PPH psl 22
3. Pemberitahuan Impor
   • Jenis-jenis Pemberitahuan Impor
   • Mengenal PIB/PIBT
   • Cara Pengisian PIB/PIBT
4. Penetapan Jalur :
   • Jalur Merah
   • Jalur Hijau
   • Jalur Prioritas

   Pemeriksaan Pabean :

   • Pemeriksaan Dokumen
   • Pemeriksaan Fisik
5. Pengeluaran Barang Impor
   • Prosedur Manual
   • Prosedur dgn menggunakan Disket
   • Prosedur dengan menggunakan EDI

   Tata Kerja Penyelesaian Barang Impor dgn sistem

   • EDI - Jalur Merah
   • EDI - Jalur Hjau
   • EDI - Jalur Prioritas
6. Dokumen Ekspor – Impor
   • Dokumen Finansial (Financial Documents)
   • Shipping Documents
     1. Commercial Invoice
     2. Packing / Weight List
     3. Marine Insurance
     4. Certificate of Origin (SKA)
     5. Transport Documents (B/L, AWB).
        • Fungsi B/L, AWB
        • Hal – hal yang perlu diperhatikan di dalam B/L
        • Cara Peralihan / endorsement B/L.
7. Incoterms 2000 ( Syarat Penyerahan Barang )
   • EX Works
   • FCA, FAS, FOB
   • CFR, CIP, CPT, CIP
   • DAF, DES, DEQ, DDU, DDP.
8. Metode Pembayaran Internasional.
   • Advance Payment/Pembayaran di muka
   • Open Account/Pembayaran kemudian
   • Consignment/Konsinyasi
   • Collection
   • Letter of Credit (L/C).
9. Prosedur Impor dengan L/C
   • Sales Contract
   • Permohonan Pembukaan L/C
   • Permohonan Perubahan L/C
   • Latihan pengisian pembukaan & perubahan L/C.
10. Prosedur Ekspor dengan Menggunakan Letter of Credit (L/C)
    • Pengertian Ekspor
    • Persyaratan Ekspor
    • Pengelompokkan Barang Ekspor
    • Dasar & Tujuan Pengelompokkan Barang
    • Pajak/Pungutan Ekspor
      1. Dasar & Tujuan Barang dikenakan Pajak Ekspor
      2. Tata Cara perhitungan pajak ekspor
         1. Harga Patokan Ekspor (HPE)
         2. Surat Tanda Bukti Setoran (STBS)
         3. Surat Sanggup Bayar (SSB)
            • Memahami Syarat & Kondisi L/C
            • Tata Cara Memeriksa Dokumen
11. Fasilitas Kepabeanan (Custom Facility)
    • Kemudahan Impor Tujuan Ekspor (KITE)
    • Kawasan Berikat
    • Jalur Prioritas
    • Truck-Lossing
12. Jalur Prioritas
    • Pengertian
    • Kemudahan/manfaat
    • Persyaratan
    • Cara Pengajuan/mendapatkan Jalur Prioritas
13. Pembahasan kasus-kasus yg sering terjadi dalam transaksi Ekspor-Impor

Who should attend ?
Workshop ekslusif ini sangat dianjurkan untuk diikuti oleh para eksekutif, supervisor, senior staf di bidang ekspor impor dari perusahaan - perusahaan yang melakukan ekspor dan/atauimpor, perusahaan pelayaran, pengusaha jasa titipan (ekspedisi), bank, lembaga pembiayaan ekspor-impor, perusahaan pengurusan jasa kepabeanan (PPJK), Perusahaan di Kawasan Berikat (PDKB) dan Pengelola Kawasan Berikat (PKB), serta konsultan bisnis.

Fee/Investasi : Rp 2.500.000,-
Include : Lunch, 2x Coffee Break, Modul, & Certificate Of Accomplishment

Course Leader :

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Adalah seorang praktisi di bidang Export - Import baik di perusahaan maupun di perbankan. Pengalaman Hartono sebagai trainer sangat banyak dalam memberikan materi seputar peraturan lokal maupun internasional yang berkaitan dengan transaksi Ekspor - Impor disertai dengan case - case yang sering terjadi di lapangan. Dengan latar belakang praktisi yang sangat matang sehingga menjadikan Hartono sebagai Favourite Trainer di beberapa Instansi baik di BUMN maupun Swasta.

INFO : http://www.binamanajemen.com/view.php?course=146
Pendaftaran : http://www.binamanajemen.com/registration.php?course=146

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Training Description :
Dalam era perdagangan global sekarang ini arus barang masuk dan keluar sangatlah cepat. Untuk memperlancar urusan bisnisnya, para pengusaha dituntut untuk memiliki pengetahuan yang cukup mengenai prosedur ekspor dan impor, baik dari kepabeanan, shipping maupun perbankan, yang semuanya ini saling berkaitan dan selama ini sering terjadi permasalahan dilapangan. Salah satu kunci / cara untuk bisa memanage permasalahan diatas adalah dengan mengikuti program yang kami beri tema “Pemahaman Prosedur Kepabeanan dan Pembayaran Internasional dalam Transaksi Ekspor – Impor”.

Pelatihan ini khusus diberikan, didisain dan dikembangkan bagi para eksekutif ekspor impor untuk memberikan keterampilan pemahaman yang mendalam mengenai prosedur ekspor impor secara terpadu baik dr sisi Kepabeanan, Shipping dan Perbankan. Di akhir pelatihan, peserta akan semakin merasakan manfaat pelatihan dengan diberikan latihan pengisian dokumen ekspor – impor dengan benar serta permasalahan – permasalahan yang selama ini sering dialami dilapangan terutama yang berkaitan dgn Bea Cukai, Shipping Company dan Banking.

Metode Pelatihan :
Metode yang digunakan dalam pelatihan ini adalah lektur, workshop, studi kasus dan konsultasi interaktif.

Outline :

1. Gambaran umum kepabeanan
   • Daerah pabean
   • Kawasan pabean
   • Kewenangan pabean
   • Pengertian Tarif Bea Masuk Indonesia / HS No.
   • Mengenal buku tarif bea masuk Indonesia (BTBMI)
   • Cara mengklasifikasi barang.
2. Prosedur Impor
   • Pengertian Impor
   • Persyaratan Impor
   • Kedatangan Barang Impor
   • Pungutan Negara dalam Rangka Impor
     1. Nilai Dasar Perhitungan Bea Masuk (NDPBM)
     2. Surat Setoran Pabean Cukai & Pajak (SSPCP)
     3. Jenis Pungutan
     4. Cara perhitungan
        • Bea Masuk
        • Cukai
        • PPN & PPnBM
        • PPH psl 22
     5. Tata Cara Pembayaran BM, Cukai, PPN, PPnBM dan PPH psl 22
3. Pemberitahuan Impor
   • Jenis-jenis Pemberitahuan Impor
   • Mengenal PIB/PIBT
   • Cara Pengisian PIB/PIBT
4. Penetapan Jalur :
   • Jalur Merah
   • Jalur Hijau
   • Jalur Prioritas

   Pemeriksaan Pabean :

   • Pemeriksaan Dokumen
   • Pemeriksaan Fisik
5. Pengeluaran Barang Impor
   • Prosedur Manual
   • Prosedur dgn menggunakan Disket
   • Prosedur dengan menggunakan EDI

   Tata Kerja Penyelesaian Barang Impor dgn sistem

   • EDI - Jalur Merah
   • EDI - Jalur Hjau
   • EDI - Jalur Prioritas
6. Dokumen Ekspor – Impor
   • Dokumen Finansial (Financial Documents)
   • Shipping Documents
     1. Commercial Invoice
     2. Packing / Weight List
     3. Marine Insurance
     4. Certificate of Origin (SKA)
     5. Transport Documents (B/L, AWB).
        • Fungsi B/L, AWB
        • Hal – hal yang perlu diperhatikan di dalam B/L
        • Cara Peralihan / endorsement B/L.
7. Incoterms 2000 ( Syarat Penyerahan Barang )
   • EX Works
   • FCA, FAS, FOB
   • CFR, CIP, CPT, CIP
   • DAF, DES, DEQ, DDU, DDP.
8. Metode Pembayaran Internasional.
   • Advance Payment/Pembayaran di muka
   • Open Account/Pembayaran kemudian
   • Consignment/Konsinyasi
   • Collection
   • Letter of Credit (L/C).
9. Prosedur Impor dengan L/C
   • Sales Contract
   • Permohonan Pembukaan L/C
   • Permohonan Perubahan L/C
   • Latihan pengisian pembukaan & perubahan L/C.
10. Prosedur Ekspor dengan Menggunakan Letter of Credit (L/C)
    • Pengertian Ekspor
    • Persyaratan Ekspor
    • Pengelompokkan Barang Ekspor
    • Dasar & Tujuan Pengelompokkan Barang
    • Pajak/Pungutan Ekspor
      1. Dasar & Tujuan Barang dikenakan Pajak Ekspor
      2. Tata Cara perhitungan pajak ekspor
         1. Harga Patokan Ekspor (HPE)
         2. Surat Tanda Bukti Setoran (STBS)
         3. Surat Sanggup Bayar (SSB)
            • Memahami Syarat & Kondisi L/C
            • Tata Cara Memeriksa Dokumen
11. Fasilitas Kepabeanan (Custom Facility)
    • Kemudahan Impor Tujuan Ekspor (KITE)
    • Kawasan Berikat
    • Jalur Prioritas
    • Truck-Lossing
12. Jalur Prioritas
    • Pengertian
    • Kemudahan/manfaat
    • Persyaratan
    • Cara Pengajuan/mendapatkan Jalur Prioritas
13. Pembahasan kasus-kasus yg sering terjadi dalam transaksi Ekspor-Impor

Who should attend ?
Workshop ekslusif ini sangat dianjurkan untuk diikuti oleh para eksekutif, supervisor, senior staf di bidang ekspor impor dari perusahaan - perusahaan yang melakukan ekspor dan/atauimpor, perusahaan pelayaran, pengusaha jasa titipan (ekspedisi), bank, lembaga pembiayaan ekspor-impor, perusahaan pengurusan jasa kepabeanan (PPJK), Perusahaan di Kawasan Berikat (PDKB) dan Pengelola Kawasan Berikat (PKB), serta konsultan bisnis.

Fee/Investasi : Rp 2.500.000,-
Include : Lunch, 2x Coffee Break, Modul, & Certificate Of Accomplishment

Course Leader :

Hartono Tri Priyatno, SE, MM,
Adalah seorang praktisi di bidang Export - Import baik di perusahaan maupun di perbankan. Pengalaman Hartono sebagai trainer sangat banyak dalam memberikan materi seputar peraturan lokal maupun internasional yang berkaitan dengan transaksi Ekspor - Impor disertai dengan case - case yang sering terjadi di lapangan. Dengan latar belakang praktisi yang sangat matang sehingga menjadikan Hartono sebagai Favourite Trainer di beberapa Instansi baik di BUMN maupun Swasta.

INFO : http://www.binamanajemen.com/view.php?course=146
Pendaftaran : http://www.binamanajemen.com/registration.php?course=146

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How to Import from China

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You may be able to find a new business opportunity or profit growth by directly importing products from china. It can be complicated, but it can pay off in both immediate profit and long-term success. The process is becoming easier and easier thanks to the trend of globalization and advances in international trade technology.

Steps

1. Find the products youre interested in. There are many sources to find your products. the internet is the easiest one to start with. there are many web listing services, including here, you can register your username, post the products of your interest, and you will receive tons of products supply information and perhaps a price list. Well know b2b portals include Alibaba, Global Sources which visits its listed suppliers to verify they are real companies, and buysino a one stop trade platform.
2. Establish a relationship with potential suppliers. Select a few potential suppliers to communicate with. Narrow down the ones that you really want to work with. Discuss the price and trade relationship. Obtain product samples and review them (and their packaging, instructions, and any other collateral) for quality - you may have to pay a nominal fee. Discuss shipping and payment terms. Gather all necessary information to prepare for placing a trial order. When placing the purchase order, include as many details as you can think of.
3. Understand trade terms and use them. Before placing any order, you need to understand and confirm with your suppliers about shipment terms. Most popular are fob and cif, as well as payment terms. These are closely related to your landing cost calculation and risk assessment. You can consult an import management company and a freight forwarder for detail break-down on the costs and risks. You can also use an import management company to negotiate the trade terms.
4. Understand payment terms. Somewhat common is to pay 30% at time of order, and the remaining 70% when the product ships. The down payment gives the manufacturer/supplier funds necessary to begin production. These terms are negotiable.
5. Do your homework on compliance issues. You need to understand the relevant import compliance regulations beforehand. Besides US Customs and Border Protection, other government authorities like USDA, FDA, DOT, and atf also regulate the importation. Pay particular attention when you import textile products from china. Go to the websites of these agencies to understand, register or download the forms. Compliance issues can be very complicated for some products. It is highly recommended to consult a good customs house broker before placing any order.
6. Select a forwarder and customs house broker. Go to your local international trade organization/association and customs office to find the list. Visit them, and select the one you like. For the first time importer, use more individualized services, because you need more attention than you would expect.
7. Place a trial order with a written purchase order if everything goes well. In the purchase order, besides typing out a detailed description of the products and trade terms, list all needed shipping documents.
8. Appoint an inspection company to check your goods on site in the factory, and give you a detailed report. This is usually done a few days before the expected shipment, so you can address any issues that would be raised. This will allow you to avoid receiving defective or non-conforming goods.
9. Track the transportation and customs clearance. Your forwarder and customs broker should take care of your transportation and customs clearance. However, you also need to track the process and assistance, such as providing additional products information and endorsing bill of landing. You need to issue a power of attorney to your broker and purchase customs bond for your importation.
10. Receive the products and keep the records. Now you can go to your next step to sell your products and make profit.

Tips

• Pay attention to the kind of business of your supplier; are they manufacturers, or 3rd party suppliers? Compare the advantage and disadvantage. Manufacturers may have a faster response in the process of product development, while 3rd-party suppliers have broader channels that can satisfy your other needs in the future. Working with 4th-party suppliers is not recommended.
• Establishing healthy personal relationship with the key employees of your supplier is very important when doing business with Chinese people. Learn the term guanxi (gwan-shee), which loosely means relationship, and keep in mind that saving face is very important for Chinese people.
• You need to have a good estimate of the landing cost before you make your order. Landing cost = cost of the goods fob + transport costs by forwarder + import duties (if any) + local transport costs + cost of service providers (inspections, agents, etc.). There may be many hidden costs and you can consult an import management company, but the best way to avoid bad surprises is by making a first order of a small quantity, and collect all costs and fine tune your landing cost estimate.
• Pay attention to import duties. Import duties depend on hs code of the goods you import, the countries of origin (China) and destination. If your Chinese supplier has some export experience, he shall know what is the HS code for your product, but do your homework and check the product description of the HS code corresponds to the product you import. Definitions are sometime vague. A wrong HS code may delay the custom clearance of your shipment.
• A letter of credit is commonly used in trade with China. Go to your bank to get detail formality and cost.
• Export agents in China are very commonly hired by Chinese exporters. Some of these export agents are also 3rd-party suppliers, others just provide export services.
• Neglecting compliance can be very costly. This may force you to pay expensive and unexpected customs duty, such as anti-dumping duty, as well as risk delaying your customs clearance. This will cost you expensive storage fees at a railway station or container yard.
• Visiting trade shows is a great way to see suppliers face-to-face. The China Sourcing Fairs site lists upcoming trade shows featuring China Suppliers in Hong Kong, India, Dubai and Shanghai.
• If solid wood packaging material is used, talk to your broker. Sometimes vallet packing is necessary to reduce the transportation cost during the process of loading and unloading. Talk to your forwarder for details. All wooden packaging for export must follow the nimp15 treated wood specifications. If your supplier is using wooden packaging, make sure he delivers a nimp15 certificate with other export documentation.

Related wikiHows

• How to Find Local Freight Forwarders in China
• How to Find a Supplier in China
• How to Haggle in China
• How to Find a Great Live Auction

Sources and Citations

• How to Import from China SmartChinaSourcing.com provides articles and interviews from experienced China importers - selecting suppliers, quality control, payment, etc.
• China Sourcing Fairs Trade shows with thousands of china suppliers held in hong kong, dubai and shanghai
• Steps to Import from China A Google knol outlining steps involved in importing from China
• north american importers association non-profit organization help you find quality china suppliers.

Article provided by wikiHow, a collaborative writing project to build the world's largest, highest quality how-to manual. Please edit this article and find author credits at the original wikiHow article on How to Import from China. All content on wikiHow can be shared under a Creative Commons license.

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H1 { font-size: 120%; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; color: green }
</style>

Аналогично происходит импорт и в файле со стилем, который затем подключается к документу

@import "/style/print.css" print;
@import "/style/palm.css" handheld;
BODY {
font-family: Arial, Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 90%;
background: white;
color: black
}

5. Спецификация CSS 2.1 подразумевает, что наша страничка может выводится на следующие типы носителей:
all — стили будут работать для любого типа устройства по мере его способностей
braille — для вывода на устройства, выводящие информацию азбукой Брайля для слепых
embossed — то же что и braille, но не для устройств, а для физических страниц
handheld — говорит за себя — для устройств, ограниченных в разрешении и пропускной способности сети
print — тоже очевидно — для вывода на устройство печати постраничного материала (он же будет отображен в предпросмотре печати большинством современных броузеров)
projection — для презентаций, тоже постраничных
screen — для вывода на экран компьютера, где мы чаще всего сейчас и видим HTML-документы
speech — для вывода на «читалки»-синтезаторы (в CSS2 назывался «aural»)
tty — для любителей Lynx, проще говоря — для терминального вывода с ограничениями по форматированию
tv — для вывода на телевизор (низкое разрешение, проблемы с промоткой)

Рассказать какой стиль следует применять на том или ином носителе можно двумя способами:
с помошью правил @import и @media непосредственно в CSS-файле:

@import url("style4print.css") print;
@media print {описания стилей}

или в HTML с помощью атрибута media тега link:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="print, handheld" href="otherStyle.css" />

During our business careers we get so engrossed with our goals and aspirations that some times we forget to look back and enjoy the successes. There is an old saying "Along the way always remember to smell the roses".

The Entrepreneurs that give away their money have a big "Take Away" value from giving to people and i believe the biggest impact is that they realise that so many people give unconditionally rather than taking, that actually it makes us feel proud but also ashamed that we as Business people and Entrepreneurs have perhaps taken more than we have given.

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Business Networking is not dissimilar in that you first give and then you receive. One of my membership team guys said to me today "i cant be bothered with free members and i do not get anything from it". I said to him "To the contrary every free member is not just a new client and friend, It is also an opportunity".

The opportunity is of course what you make of it. I believe that the bigger your network of friends and business acquaintances will help you make your journey toward success that little bit easier... and we are proving that every day with Million Impossible.

Even if you give something away free you gain many things in return. I guess it just depends on your perspective!

"Always be prepared to go on the occasional wild goose chase as that's what wild geese are for"

Regards Bradley Chapman - MD Million Impossible PLC

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