Supplier Quote Comparison

The lowest price isn’t always the lowest cost once the goods arrive. Enter two or three quotes with their currencies and delivery terms, and we work out the unit cost in your warehouse for each.

1Shipment
The company is VAT-registered
2Quotes
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Supplier
Currency
Unit price In the quote’s currency
Supplier pays
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Delivery term
International freight SAR, for the shipment
Supplier pays
Supplier pays
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Insurance SAR, for the shipment
Supplier pays
Supplier pays
Supplier pays
Costs in the supplier’s country SAR, for the shipment · Anything the price doesn’t cover up to loading at the port of shipment
Supplier pays
Supplier pays
Supplier pays
Other costs on this quote SAR, for the shipment · Letter of credit, bank charges or inspection
Supplier pays
Supplier pays
Supplier pays
5In Saudi ArabiaFor the whole shipment, applied to each quote according to its delivery term
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    Cost breakdown

    How we calculate

    1. CIF

      Customs value

      The price of the goods in riyals, plus freight and insurance to the port of arrival if the price doesn’t include them, and the costs in the supplier’s country under EXW. Customs duty is charged on this at the item’s rate.

    2. 15%

      Import VAT

      Charged on the customs value plus duty and paid at clearance. A registered company recovers it in its return, so it isn’t a cost, except under DDP, where the supplier is the importer.

    3. 3.75

      Currencies

      The dollar is pegged to the riyal at 3.75 and the UAE dirham to the dollar; for other currencies, enter the rate your bank gives you.

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