tailieunhanh - Giáo trình Tiếng Anh chuyên ngành xuất nhập khẩu - English for export import (dùng trong các trường trung học chuyên nghiệp): Phần 2

Nối tiếp nội dung của phần 1 cuốn giáo trình "Tiếng Anh chuyên ngành xuất nhập khẩu - English for export import (dùng trong các trường trung học chuyên nghiệp)", phần 2 giới thiệu tới người đọc các nội dung: Export orders customs procedures, payment in intertional trade. nội dung chi tiết. | Unit 7 EXPORT ORDERS CUSTOMS PROCEDURES Objectives - Providing the knowledge of customs procedures - Understanding the way of writing complaint - Using the relative pronounce Contents Language functions and skills - The Customs procedures - The work of the Customes - Complaint Pronunciation 0 Ỗ sound auxiliary verbs strong and weak forms Language Study The relative pronounce PRESENTATION How much do you know about the Customs List as many functions of the Customs as possible. Use the illustrations to help you. 9-GT TIỂNG ANH 129 130 READING Read the following texts and find out more about customs procedures A- The work of the Customs Tn nearly every country the Customs collect import and sometimes export Duties issue export and import licenses and collect import and export statistics. The Customs of importing countries use information on invoices to assess duty. They need to know 1. The value of the goods excluding transport insurance and other costs . 2. The country of origin The goods might be duty free or have a lower duty depending on whether the exporting country has a trading agreement with the importing country. 3. The BTN number The Brussels Tariff Nomenclature is an international system of classification of goods. It is used because goods have different names in different countries. The number tells the Customs which class of goods they are dealing with. Licenses apply to restricted goods. For instance 1. Some goods can be exported only with a license. 2. The export of some goods is prohibited. 3. Only certain kinds of goods can be sent to some countries. 4. Exporting goods to some countries may be prohibited. 5. Statistics are important for the government to know the total value of all goods leaving and entering a country in one month and one year. This information gives the Balance of Trade figures how much the country is selling compared to how much it is buying and is provided by the Customs. I. Match the words on the left with those on the right duty