The Latest Presentation Date formula of Documentary Credit Subject to UCPDC-ICC Publication No. 600

Authors

  • F Redjeki Sangga Buana YPKP, Indonesia
  • M Sulaksmi Universitas Sangga Buana YPKP, Indonesia
  • R Agusiady

Abstract

This research was conducted to easily determine the Latest Presentation Date in the Documentary Credit that has not been written. Based on this issue, this research seeks to create a formula, using qualitative descrptive method. When determining the Latest Presentation Date, Shipment Date (Sd), Period for Presentation (PfP), Time (t) and The Latest Presentation Date (LPD) should be shall not exceed the Expiry Date (ED), as has been regulate in UCPDC 600 Article 6 paragraph e, Hence, there are six formulas that are found to simplify exporter state the Latest Presentation Date (LPD). The exporter should understand the latest presentation date otherwise it will be considered into the major discrepancy that will impact to his export transaction not being paid. The Importer, however, should approve the discrepancy to enable the exporter receives payment less deduction value.

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Published

2019-05-29

How to Cite

Redjeki, F., Sulaksmi, M., & Agusiady, R. (2019). The Latest Presentation Date formula of Documentary Credit Subject to UCPDC-ICC Publication No. 600. Proceeding Interuniversity Forum for Strengthening Academic Competency, 1(1), 310. Retrieved from https://proceedings.conference.unpas.ac.id/index.php/ifsac/article/view/177

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2019): Proceeding Inter-university Forum for Strengthening Academic Competency (IFSAC)

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Articles