Customs declarations: how to automate your procedures Exporting to or importing from outside the European Union systematically involves a customs declaration. This formality, although unavoidable, is far from trivial. It requires rigor, precision and a thorough knowledge of local and international customs regulations. For each operation, companies must gather a

Maritime transport for SMEs: how to secure your exports outside the EU With international trade booming, more and more French SMEs are taking the plunge into exporting outside the European Union. This dynamic can be explained by the search for growth drivers, the diversification of commercial outlets, and the opportunities

Export customs clearance: key stages and mistakes to avoid Exporting goods outside the European Union involves much more than loading a truck and signing an invoice. Before you even think about shipping, there’s an essential step you need to anticipate: export customs clearance. This is a regulatory procedure that formalizes

EORI number: what’s it for and how to get it ? Any business that imports or exports goods outside the European Union must have an EORI number. This code—often misunderstood or overlooked by SME leaders—is essential to avoid customs delays. Here’s a clear and comprehensive guide to understanding what it

TARIC code: how to classify your goods for export Exporting isn’t just about sending products abroad. It also means mastering customs regulations. And at the heart of these regulations, one code plays a key role: the TARIC code. At TBI, we support French SMEs every day in securing their export

Import VAT: what SMEs need to know Importing goods from abroad also means navigating a demanding tax framework. One often overlooked but critical aspect: import VAT. For SMEs exporting to or importing from outside the European Union, understanding and managing this mechanism is essential to avoid unpleasant surprises. Import VAT:

Incoterms 2025: Which Rules Should You Choose to Minimize Disputes? Every year, countless companies face international disputes caused by contractual errors during export operations. Over 60% of these disputes stem from a poor understanding of the responsibilities between seller and buyer. The consequences are legal, operational, and financial. To mitigate