Work Modular supplies modular buildings and prefabricated commercial structures for projects throughout international markets.
We work with clients, contractors, developers, organizations, and procurement teams that require modular buildings manufactured for export and delivered to destinations outside of the country of manufacture.
Our team can assist with the process from manufacturing and export preparation through international shipping and destination coordination.
Purchasing a modular building internationally involves more than selecting a building and arranging transportation.
Depending on the destination country and the terms of the transaction, an international project may involve:
Export documentation
Commercial invoices and packing documentation
Customs and import procedures
Import duties and tariffs
VAT, GST, or other local tax considerations
Incoterms and allocation of shipping responsibilities
Port handling and destination charges
Ocean freight, road freight, or combined transportation
Containerized, flat-rack, or specialized shipping
Destination port or site delivery coordination
Work Modular helps clients understand how these elements fit into the overall procurement process so that responsibilities and anticipated costs can be identified as early as possible.
Taxes and import charges vary considerably between countries.
Depending on the destination, the buyer may be responsible for VAT, GST, customs duties, import tariffs, brokerage fees, port charges, or other local assessments.
Where applicable, we can work with buyers, freight forwarders, customs brokers, or local representatives to provide the commercial and product documentation needed for importation.
Because tax and customs requirements are determined by the destination country, final VAT, duty, and import obligations should always be confirmed with the appropriate local customs or tax authority.
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