Tariff refers to the taxes and fees levied by the national government on import and export commodities. Value-added tax: refers to the tax paid by the value-added part of goods and its added value in the process of processing, production, transportation or sales. Consumption tax: refers to the tax levied at the old tax rate when selling or importing specific consumer goods in China. Customs: refers to the supervision and management of import and export goods.
1, customs declaration:
Refers to the procedures for import and export enterprises to declare licensing information to the customs. Supervision area: an area set up in a designated place to strictly supervise and manage imports and exports. Customs supervision: refers to the supervision and approval of import and export goods, books and materials, equipment, gold, silver and jewelry by the customs. Attached documents: refers to the documents that must be provided to the customs with the import and export goods.
2. Import license:
Refers to the certification documents that need to be applied to the customs when some sensitive products are imported. Export quota: refers to the sum of the export quantity and duration of certain commodities. Customs coding: refers to coding goods according to international general rules, and unifying the name, specifications, categories and other related information of goods. Import quota: refers to the quantity and time limit required for importing some sensitive products.
3. Trade remedy measures:
Refers to the trade restriction measures taken by a country to protect its own interests. Customs declaration agent: refers to the entrusted business from material customs declaration and approval to list processing after delivery in plastic warehouse. Paperless customs clearance: means to speed up customs clearance procedures through e-commerce. Dangerous goods: refers to substances with explosion, combustion, radioactivity and other characteristics. , or dangerous because of its nature and weight.
4. Tariff reduction:
Refers to reducing the burden of paying customs duties by importing enterprises. Policy adjustment: refers to some special measures taken to protect national interests and support people's livelihood. Customs bonded area: refers to a specially designed and constructed area, which allows some or all goods to be displayed, processed and re-exported duty-free.
5. Customs declaration manual:
Refers to the documents on import and export certification and procedure system. Products prohibited from import and export: including tobacco products, pirated or infringing products, hazardous wastes, weapons and ammunition, animals and plants and their products. Ports: refer to ports, wharves and places for import and export quarantine of ships located on the national coastline.