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SUMMARY:SARS Compliance 2018 & International Trade Requirements For Exporters & Importers
DESCRIPTION:SARS Compliance 2018 & the new UCR Number\n& international trade requirements for exporters\n& importers as implemented on the 01 August 2018!\nDate: 16 October 2018\nVenue: RCCI Offices\nTime: 08h30 – 15h45\n  \nThe New Customs Act Programme (NCAP) \nThe New Customs Act Programme is a must know for all clients involved in any form of international trade.   The New Customs Control Act (Notice 582 Published in the Government Gazette 37862 and the Customs Duty Act 30 Published Notice 522)\, which incorporates the Customs Control Act 31 of 2014 and the Customs Duty Act of 2014\, these statutory rules need to be understood to ensure compliancy. \nAdditionally Customs and Excise have implemented the latest R316 revision which holds considerable benefits for exporters. This revision has already been implemented yet exporters are STILL unaware not only of the benefits but also the latest legislation relating to exports.  SARS have aligned this revision to that of the Incoterms ® 2010 and this directly effects your commercial invoices. \nThis ONE workshop will provide you with the most current ruling\, what documentation needs to be in place in order to benefit from these rules and how to ensure compliancy \nPractical exercises are included in this workshop which will provide delegates with the necessary information and practical skills which can be easily implemented in the work-place. \nICC Accreditation: \nThe International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) is the largest\, most representative business organization in the world. Its’ hundreds of thousands of member companies in over 120 countries have interests spanning every sector of private enterprise. \nLinda Holtes is the Master Trainer for the International Chamber of Commerce for Africa on the Incoterms ® 2010 rules. On conclusion of the one-day workshop\, certificates will be issued to attending delegates. \n \nWorkshop Content\n08h30: Registration and set up \n09h00: Understanding the latest Customs Duty Act and Control Act \n\nHow these rules will be implemented\nWhat do you need to put in place to ensure compliancy?\nWhat are the documentary requirements for these two new Customs Acts?\n\nAccreditation for Preferred Trader legislation and the Customs Sufficient Knowledge programme \n\nUnderstanding the CPCC (Customs Procedures\, Category Codes) where to use these codes\nCompleting your international trade documentation to ensure compliancy\nWhat are your responsibilities to the completion of the SAD 500 and the new CD1 document\nExactly what SARS / Customs & Excise expect to see on all Customs related documentation such as:\n\nThe Commercial / Tax invoice\nFreight forwarder’s instruction\nClearing instruction\n\n\n\nInternational trade documentation \nHow to complete the following documentation in accordance with the latest Customs rules \n\nQuotations/proforma invoices\nCommercial invoices\nFreight instructions/clearing instructions\nTransport documentation\n\nWhich Incoterms ® 2010 Exporters can use in international contracts in order to ZERO rate export orders.   \nThis includes understanding Proforma invoices\, commercial invoices and tax invoices and the minimum requirement for SARS in order to ensure compliancy under the latest Customs modernisation programme. \n\nWhat Incoterms ® 2010\, must be stated on the Proforma and Commercial invoice in order to zero rate VAT on export orders\nThe consequences of exporting on a Tax invoice\nThe consequences of exporting on a Commercial invoice\nThe SARS definition of the export of services\nThe SARS definition of compliancy for services rendered to foreign companies within South Africa\nWhat documentation exporters must hold for five years for SARS compliancy\n\nThe UCR number and where this number should be placed for Customs & Excise compliancy \nIn this final session\, the presenter will offer a step-by-step guide to completing your own SARS Checklist for your organization. \n15h45: Workshop close \n“Excellent two days with you Linda – learnt a lot and those useful tips will most definitely be implemented. My new found statement: “Documents drive trade” Love it!\nAmanda Martin\, Kamoto Copper Company\nWorkshop Presenter\nLinda Bird-Duxbury is the Master Trainer for the International Chamber of Commerce for Africa on the Incoterms ® 2010 rules. \nShe has worked extensively in Africa\, Asia and Europe and has been consulting to companies\, government agencies and the United Nations on all aspects of international trade for over 38 years. \nLinda is an accredited facilitator and assessor with the Institute of Marketing Management South Africa and with the United Nations as an international trade specialist. She has developed training courses for both Government and the private sector both locally and internationally and has numerous publications to her name. Linda is also a board member of SACCI – the South African Chamber of Commerce\, this organisation is directly affiliated to the ICC – who make up all the rules for international trade. \nOver the years Linda Bird-Duxbury has come to be regarded as the South African expert on all aspects of international trade\, education and training. \nWorkshop Cost\nThe cost per delegate to attend the workshop is R875.00+ vat. This includes programme materials\, teas and a finger lunch. \nCLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE REGISTRATION FORM         \nINTERNATIONAL TRADE AND CHAMBER CONSULTANTS\nTELEPHONE: 0872877281\nEMAIL: linda@uasalesonline.com\nMOBILE: 0828512143    \n\nPast Delegates:\nJust need to thank Linda for her excellent delivery\, clearly a very knowledgeable and professional individual. Exports (as it turns out) is very complex and not for the faint hearted!\nDesrae Cheary\, Bidvest Food Africa \nVery interesting and highly informative. Would recommend this course to anyone wanting an in-depth overview or even just a refresher. Well done Linda! Thank you.\nAlthea Berggren\, Mogale Alloys \n Completing the questions after each section is great. This helps with your own understanding! Linda’s knowledge on subject was fantastic!!\nRenier du Preez\, Digistics \nIt was very interesting and informative. Linda was very knowledgeable & class was very interactive. Thank you Linda.\nLina Chen\, Grandmark International  \nI will leave this workshop with an extended knowledge of Exports and better understand how to manage the export side of our company\nDonna Allin\, Mungo \nExcellent 2 days with you Linda learnt a lot and those useful tips will most definitely implemented. My new found statement: “Documents drive trade” Love it!\nAmanda Martin\, Kamoto Copper Company \nLinda is GREAT. Approachable and very informative! Oh and Funny! Loved the practical stories that helps us to make all the document rules interesting. Questions are very NB & good to have.\nAnja Boonzaier\, Lancewood Holdings
URL:https://rcci.co.za/event/sars-compliance-2018-international-trade-requirements-for-exporters-importers/
LOCATION:RCCI Head Office\, Unit G8 Atrium Terraces    272 Oak Avenue     Randburg\, Johannesburg\, Gauteng\, 2194\, South Africa
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ORGANIZER;CN="Linda Bird-Duxbury":MAILTO:linda@uasalesonline.com
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