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own. This runs somewhat contrary to attitudes in other countries, such as the Netherlands or Belgium, were even smaller companies like to get involved with import operations and as readily export or re-export what they had imported. Trading traditions are lacking in Russia. Very cumbersome, always shifting, customs regulations repulse potential importers. Even more important are the product certification requirements. Russian companies don't want to certify someone else's products for importation because the process is complicated and expensive and the exporter or manufacturer is to benefit most and may, if so desires, sell the same but already certified products to someone else. Letters of credit are largely unheard of and no one in Russia would wire cash to an exporter. Besides, direct purchases against advance payment are frowned upon by the authorities. In case of non-delivery, the tax authorities view the transaction as a case of illegal capital export. Hence people prefer to deal with foreign exporters who have established their own facilities in Russia and prefer to buy products already in the country without getting entangled in an importing operation. Unpredictability of state actions in certain sectors of the economy. The Conclusion end of article | Previous | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 .
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