Freight Forwarding
International: a house bill under a master bill, the boxes, the customs entry, and the spread the business is actually made on.
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Forwarding Shipments
A house bill under a master bill. A forwarder makes its money on the spread between what it buys at and what it sells at, so buy and sell are two columns rather than one.
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Containers
The box itself. A container without a verified gross mass does not get loaded, which is why that is a column rather than a note.
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Customs Declarations
The customs entry, held as its own document because it has its own number, its own dates, its own duty and its own way of going wrong.
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Freight Charges
The priced detail: linehaul, fuel, each accessorial, on its own line. Both what it was bought at and what it is sold at, because the difference is the whole business model of a forwarder.
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