1. First of all, the customs code (commodity code) of imported equipment should be determined, because only by obtaining the accurate customs code can the supervision conditions of imported equipment be determined, that is, whether the automatic import license is approved by the Ministry of Commerce or the provincial or local Ministry of Commerce.

The next thing to do is to prepare materials and start the commodity inspection and filing of imported second-hand equipment.

3. Then, after the goods arrive at the Hong Kong dock, they will change the bill according to the dock, pick up the goods, and do the pre-inspection before shipment.

After the intermediate inspection is completed, the goods will be temporarily stored in our Hong Kong warehouse, and then automatic import license (approval) will be processed, which takes 20 working days.

After obtaining the permission, we will reserve warehouses, rent cabinets and arrange barges in Hong Kong Port-inland port.

6. Once you get the customs clearance form, you can make the customs declaration form and carry out the customs declaration action. The customs will check the forms and prices. If there is no accident, it will take four working days to declare the customs, and then you can make a tax bill, pay the tax and let it go.

7, second-hand machinery for the record, "pre-inspection record of imported used mechanical and electrical products before shipment" (certificate issued by Guangdong Bureau or National Bureau).

8. Pre-shipment inspection certificate of imported used mechanical and electrical products found abroad (issued by foreign inspection agency (China Inspection Co., Ltd.)).

9. Renew the pre-inspection certificate of imported used mechanical and electrical products before shipment (issued by Guangdong Bureau or State Bureau).

10. Conduct import declaration and inspection.

Information:

(1) Application form for filing used mechanical and electrical products (official seal of the applicant and signature of the legal representative);

(2) List of used mechanical and electrical products imported (official seal of the applicant);

(3) the business license or registration documents of the applicant, consignee or consignor (photocopy, stamped with the official seal of the applicant);

(4) Trade contracts, agreements, customs filing lists and tax exemption certificates (photocopies, stamped with the official seal of the applicant);

(5) Color photos of old mechanical and electrical products description and product features for filing (1 clear panoramic front and nameplate photos of each equipment)