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國際貿易>付款(Payment Terms)常用詞中英文 對照

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付款(Payment Terms)常用詞中英文對照
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﹛﹛Accepting Bank 承兌行 Advice of Clean Bill for Collection 光票托收委托書 Advising Bank 通知行 Anticipatory L/C 預支信用 証 At sight 即期，見票即付 At﹛days (month)after sight 付款人見票后若干天（月） 付款 At﹛days after B/L 提單簽 發后若干天付款 At﹛days after date 出票后若干天付款 At﹛days sight 付款人見票后若干天即付款 Authority to Purchase (A/P) 委托購買証 Back to Back L/C 背對背信用証 Bank Guarantee 銀行保函 Banker's Acceptance L/C 銀行承兌信用証 Banker's Bill 商業匯票 Banker's Bill 銀行匯票 Bankers' Acceptance Bill 銀行承兌匯票 Buyer's Bank 買方銀行 Buyer's Usance L/C 買方遠期信用証 Cash Against Documents (C.A.D) 憑單付現 Cash Against Payment 憑單付款 Cash On Delivery (C.O.D) 交貨付現 Cash With Order (C.W.O) 隨訂單付現 Certified Invoice 証明發票 Collection Advice 托收委托書 Collection Bill Purchased 托收出口押匯 Commercial Acceptance Bill 商業承兌匯票 Commercial Bill 商業匯票 Confirmed Irrevocable L/C 保兌的不可撤消信用証 Confirmed L/C 保兌的信用証 Confirming Bank 保兌行 Consignment Invoice 寄售發票 Contract Guarantee 合約保函 Countervailing credit （俗稱）子証

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