Customs and import (AZ)
Import declaration, corridor, commodity code, duty and VAT - closing the gap between goods arriving and the production plan.
When the declaration sits at customs, production waits
An import document usually shuttles between the broker and the accountant: one knows the declaration, the other the cost. On the shop floor there is only one question - when will the material arrive.
When release is delayed the production plan slips, and nobody sees it coming: the declaration's corridor is not in the system, it is in the broker's correspondence.
The declaration is tied to the order
Every declaration is linked to a purchase order: goods, commodity code, customs value, duty rate, duty, fee and VAT on one card.
The corridor and the release date are there too - so a delay appears as a risk, not as a fact. The full cost of the import enters the cost of the goods; the question "the material was cheap but customs made it expensive" is answered with numbers.
What this module adds
In the system this module opens the following items.
Related modules
Interface
Overview screen, chart library and year-on-year comparison - one frame, the same for every module.
Azerbaijani localisation
Chart of accounts, VAT, tax ID, profit and simplified tax, withholding at source - built in, not bolted on later.
Tender monitoring (AZ)
Public procurement notices, procurement plans and outcome analysis - including the answer to "why did we lose".
Most often asked
Are chemicals tracked separately?
Yes - they carry their own codes and restrictions, so they are kept on a separate list.
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