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<p>A <strong>Commercial Invoice (CI)</strong> is a document provided by the seller (exporter) to the buyer (importer) that describes the parties involved in the shipping transaction and the goods being transported. It is the primary document used by customs agencies (CBP and CBSA) to assess duties, collect taxes, and determine the admissibility of the goods.</p> | <p>A <strong>Commercial Invoice (CI)</strong> is a document provided by the seller (exporter) to the buyer (importer) that describes the parties involved in the shipping transaction and the goods being transported. It is the primary document used by customs agencies (CBP and CBSA) to assess duties, collect taxes, and determine the admissibility of the goods.</p> | ||
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