delivery terms

"We do it when there is superior quality, a better price and better delivery terms."

The same threshold for delivery terms applies to arrivals and dispatches.

These requirements determine the level at which the delivery terms threshold is set in the UK.

There is also the simplification threshold, of £14m in 2004, below which delivery terms are not required.

Agreed rules which set out the delivery terms for goods which are traded internationally.

If price is not the major factor in the buyer's analysis, then marginal extra quality and delivery terms may prove the more attractive.

These are only brief descriptions of the delivery terms accepted for Intrastat.

The following delivery terms are used in the UK:

It may differ from the amount agreed on the sales agreement (the invoice value) as a result of the delivery terms used in the transaction.

Traditional negotiations typically include discussion of other attributes of a deal, such as delivery terms or payment conditions.

Secondly, you also propose the immediate deletion of the 'delivery terms' data.

Whatever you negotiate, it's important to have a clear contract setting out exactly what payment and delivery terms you have agreed.

But remember that Incoterms cover your delivery terms only - they do not cover payment arrangements.

This value will not be on a consistent basis as the delivery terms of contracts vary greatly, ranging from ex-works to fully delivered.

You can minimise the risk of confusion by using internationally accepted Incoterms to set out what the delivery terms are.

The delivery terms threshold for both Arrivals and Dispatches is currently £16,000,000.

The UK allows traders to report invoice value together with the delivery terms associated with this trade.

A clear agreement, using internationally accepted Incoterms to set out exactly what delivery terms you have agreed, also helps to reduce the risk of confusion.

If you exceed the threshold for the dispatch (of goods), but not for arrivals, delivery terms must be provided for dispatches only.

In 2000, rules for operators co-location inside NTT facilities and line delivery terms were established.

Confirmation and simplification of legal regulations on procedures at frontiers related to transportation across Eurasian continent, delivery terms, financial responsibility, etc.

To avoid confusion, internationally agreed Incoterms should be used to spell out exactly what delivery terms are being agreed, such as:

The Incoterms codes are also used as delivery terms codes for Intrastat purposes.

This method of adjustment relies totally on the presence of delivery terms and the ancillary cost adjustments are added to, or subtracted from invoice value accordingly.