Incoterms Import Responsibility

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Definition: Import responsibility under Incoterms denotes which party (buyer or seller) is responsible for import clearance, duties, taxes, formalities, and related costs in the destination country. It is determined by the chosen Incoterm (e.g., DDP, DAP, DPU, FOB, CIF, etc.) and can vary accordingly.

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