Plan ASIC Delivery And Cross-Border Purchasing
Delivery and landed cost depend on product origin, destination, buyer status, warehouse availability and the written commercial terms. This page provides operational guidance, not tax or legal advice.
Before the quote
Information that affects delivery and landed cost
Product and origin
Confirm the exact model, variant, condition, warehouse or dispatch origin and whether accessories are included.
Buyer status
Private, business and cross-border B2B purchases may require different VAT evidence and invoice handling.
Destination and handover
Confirm final country, delivery point, access constraints and whether equipment goes directly to hosting.
Customs responsibility
The written quote should identify who manages transport, declarations, duties, import VAT and brokerage where applicable.
What the quote should state
Keep commercial terms explicit
Price and tax treatment
Currency, VAT treatment, included costs and quote validity should be stated in writing.
Availability and lead time
Stock and dispatch timing are confirmed for the selected batch; estimates may change before acceptance.
Documents
Invoice, product identifiers, transport documents and any available manufacturer documentation should match the shipment.
Inspection and issues
The contract should define delivery inspection, visible damage reporting and the service or warranty contact route.
Process
How ForMiners moves the project forward
Request
Provide product, quantity, buyer type, destination and preferred delivery or hosting route.
Origin check
Confirm product location, availability, documentation and dispatch assumptions.
Commercial proposal
State price, currency, tax treatment, transport scope and validity.
Handover plan
Confirm delivery, direct-to-hosting or project-site receipt responsibilities.
Delivery support
Use the documented contact path for shipment or product issues.
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