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I. Declaration
1. Declaration Qualification:
It must be a professional customs declaration company, an agency customs declaration enterprise, a self-declaration enterprise and its customs declarant that have been registered by the customs.
2. Declaration Time
Imported Goods: Within 14 days from the date of the transportation vehicle's entry or exit declaration. Any declaration made after this period will be subject to a late declaration fee. The daily late declaration fee is 0.005% of the landed price of the imported goods.
Exported Goods: Declare to the customs 24 hours before loading.
3. Declaration locations:
Port of entry and exit, transit location, designated location
4. Declaration documents:
| Basic documents | Preparatory documents | Special documents |
| Commercial Invoice | Trade contract | Quota license Packing List |
| Certificate of Origin | Import and Export Goods License | Import and Export Goods License |
| Bill of Lading, Waybill, Parcel List | Certificate of Origin (C/O) | Import Certificate for Mechanical and Electrical Products |
| Export Receipts Debit Note | Guilford Certificate (F/A) | Inspection reports such as those for commodity inspection, animal and plant inspection, and drug inspection |
| Tax Exemption Certificate | Power of Attorney |
II. Inspection
1.The concept of inspection:
Customs inspection refers to the practice where the customs examines the imported and exported goods after receiving the declaration from the customs declarant, to verify and inspect the goods to determine whether their nature, origin, condition, quantity and price are consistent with those listed on the customs declaration form.
2. The purpose of inspection:
A. To verify whether the goods and the declaration are consistent.
B. To detect issues such as unlicensed entry and exit, smuggling, violations, tax evasion, etc.
C. To ensure the correct collection of customs duties.
3. Inspection locations:
Port terminals, railway stations, airports, post offices, or other customs supervision sites.
4. Inspection methods:
Thorough inspection, random inspection, visual inspection
III. Taxation
1. Import tax-exclusive price = (Free On Board price FOB + Freight + Insurance + Miscellaneous Charges) / (1 - Insurance Rate)
2. Import duty = Taxable Price * Duty Rate
IV. Release
Release is the final step of on-site operations at the customs supervision site.