Anti-dumping is a financial term, which refers to the measures taken to resist the dumping of foreign goods in the domestic market. Generally speaking, in addition to the general import tax, dumped foreign goods have to be taxed, so they can't be sold cheaply. This kind of surcharge is called "anti-dumping duty".
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Legal liability of low-price dumping;
The Anti-Unfair Competition Law does not make direct and specific provisions; Paragraph 1 of Article 40 of China's Price Law stipulates that if there is low-priced dumping, the relevant competent department shall order it to make corrections, confiscate the illegal income, and may impose a fine of less than five times the illegal income; If the illegal income is confiscated, a warning shall be given and a fine may be imposed; If the circumstances are serious, it shall be ordered to suspend business for rectification, or its business license shall be revoked by the administrative department for industry and commerce.
Article 4 of the Provisions on Administrative Penalties for Price Violations supplements the treatment of "no illegal income", that is, a fine of more than 30,000 yuan but less than 300,000 yuan can be imposed; Article 9 also stipulates that if the operator is an individual, he may be fined less than 50 thousand yuan for price violations, and there is no illegal income.
After realizing that Article 15 of the Protocol on China's Accession to the World Trade Organization (hereinafter referred to as the Protocol) has expired, the EU has been trying to fulfill its international treaty obligations as a member of the WTO by amending relevant laws and canceling the list of "non-market economy countries". But in this process, they introduced a new anti-dumping calculation method, that is, the new concept and new standard of "market distortion".
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