dispatch goods

This involves taking payment before dispatching goods and means you bear no risks or financing costs.

Suppliers log into the e-marketplace to view incoming orders and then dispatch goods.

Software can be integrated to trigger order confirmations and automatically dispatch goods and replenish stocks.

You need this before you can dispatch goods using EMCS.

Dispatch goods using reusable plastic crates (tote boxes) rather than cardboard boxes.

We are unable to dispatch goods to the Channel Islands or the Republic of Ireland.

Some types of dispatch goods, such as weapons and drugs, are controlled and may require an export licence and other appropriate commercial paperwork.

For example, the practicalities of dispatching goods to countries within the European Union (EU) are relatively straightforward.

If you dispatch goods to the same business, the VAT is paid by your Spanish customer at Spanish rates.

Businesses in London were forced to lay off staff, or defer paying them, generally because they were unable to dispatch goods or couldn't receive payment for them.

Unable to secure U.S. State Department approval to send medical supplies to North Vietnam, the committee dispatched goods through Canada.

For information on dispatching goods to countries within the EU, see our guide on dispatching your goods within the EU.

Once approved, they may only receive excise goods dispatched from another European Union member state under duty suspension arrangements and may not hold or dispatch goods in duty suspension.

However, when you dispatch goods to someone in another EU country, who is not registered for VAT in that country, you should normally charge VAT.

Due to its proximity to major urban centres and motorway/rail infrastructure, Doncaster has a number of major distribution centres, including the Doncaster International Railport, which dispatches goods to Europe by rail.

This guide will give you an overview of the procedures involved when selling or dispatching goods to any of the 27 member states that make up the European Union (EU), one of the world's largest trading markets.

An overnight reading of the small print will yield nuggets: did you notice they plan to stop big firms like Amazon using the Channel Islands as a cheap postal address from which to dispatch goods to UK customers?

If you dispatch goods to other EU Member States or receive arrivals of goods from other Member States with a value exceeding a legally set threshold (see paragraph 3.1), then you must submit the additional information.

Retail trade was largely conducted by Chinese merchants, with headquarters in Honiara, and dispatching goods to remote locations on the island, where they are sometimes purchased by middlemen who keep "stores" (usually of suitcase side) in remote places.

If you are approved you must also register for access to the Excise Movement and Control System (EMCS ) within the online services offered by HMRC (see section 3.3.1) which will allow you to dispatch goods using this system.