Depending on the contract, the shipper, the consignee or a third party can pay the charges. I've seen all three types of contract. It's usually the party that chose the carrier.
Freight or shipping charges are taxable in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania. The shipping charge that the vendors had to pay is figured into the final price.
Freight on Board. It means you will pay the freight charges from Hong Kong to where ever you are.
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"Freight Collect" is a term used in the freight moving business that means that the freight will be paid by the person receiving the freight. The alternative would be "Freight Prepaid." If you order something, and you pay the shipper for shipping, then they will pay the charges the trucking company charges to move the item. This amount could be more or less than what you give the shipper. If you tell the shipper that you will pay the cost when it arrives, then they will ship it "freight collect," meaning the trucking company will need a check payable to them when they deliver your item. If you have an account with a certain trucking company, then you can request that the shipper use that company so that you maybe billed. It will still be "Freight Collect," but will be automatically billed to you by the company that you use. Most of time "Freight Collect" use in china shipping containers. in the BL there need use freight collect. you can visit here learn more about "Freight collect" skype: haowangjiao56,
No. Freight charges are an expense item.
CF means cargo and freight in shipping terms. The person who is selling goods pay for the cost of the goods and freight charges. CF has been replaced with CFR.
The freight charges can be listed as HANDLING and that would be better. To call it Freight Charges is NOT illegal UNLESS applying for INSURANCE and listing the freight charges as part of the value of the item(s) being shipped.
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Freight to pay means the person who receives the goods, such as the consignee, has to pay the amount on behalf of consignor.
If a freight collect shipment is refused due to damage, responsibility for the cost of the freight generally falls on the sender (the shipper). The sender may need to work with the carrier to file a claim for the damaged goods and the associated freight costs.
Companies have different rates. You need to contact the particular company.
yes, FOB means - free on board-(the ship) the term you are looking for is CIF (Cost Insurance Freight) - that includes all shipping charges to land cargo in a port - from that point its the buyers responsibility - any port charges to be paid / demurrage / stevedoring / and of course inland freight like trucking.