I EXPORTED TYRES TO REP OF BENIN, I DECLEARED 3000PCS INSTEAD OF 2500PCS THE ACTUALLY QUNTITY, PROBLEM?

Answer 1

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Mohem Neest

In English "Who Cares"

Answer 2

Presumably they were loaded on board a ship. What does the bill of lading say?
Invariably if you are selling under a documentary credit if the documents are in good order then you will receive the money for the goods declared on the invoice and supported by the quantity stated on the bill of lading. However if the b/l is claused eg '500 tyres short' then your customer has the right to protest your documents and refuse to pay for the goods. The fact you have short shipped 500 tyres does beg the question of why and what your intentions are - to defraud your customer? If that is not your intention remember too that if there is any import tax or duty to pay in Benin your customer may not be too happy paying tax or duty on 500 tyres which are not there.

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Some knowledge of import and export.

Answer 3

that's 500 less. Are you trying to steal them?