1. Report
Under normal circumstances, the consignor of the exported goods or his agent shall report to the customs of the place of departure of the goods within 24 hours before loading the electronic data declaration form and paper declaration form.
To apply for customs clearance, you must prepare the following documents:
(1) Basic documents. It mainly includes commercial and shipping documents directly related to import and export goods, such as: commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading or loading orders, export receipts and verification forms, and customs-issued tax exemption certificates.
(2) Special documents. The relevant national laws and regulations stipulate the special control of the documents, mainly including the licenses for import and export management, quota licenses and other approval documents. The goods subject to the national statutory inspection and quarantine shall be submitted to the inspection certificate issued by the inspection and quarantine institution and the “Customs Clearance Form for Outbound Goods” stamped with the “Special Seal for Inspection and Quarantine”.
(3) Preparatory documents. The trade contract, the copy of the letter of credit, the certificate of origin of the goods, the certificate of business license of the entrusting unit, the account information of the entrusting unit and other relevant documents that the Customs deems necessary.
2, inspection
The export customs inspection refers to whether the customs declares whether the contents declared to the customs by the consignee or consignor of the import and export goods are consistent with the actual situation of the import and export goods, or whether the classification, price, origin and so on of the goods are determined according to law. Actual verification of law enforcement actions.
3. Taxes and fees
After the Customs examines the goods declared by the consignee or consignor of the import and export goods or their agents, it shall calculate the customs duties, import link value-added tax, consumption tax, late payment fee, demurrage and other taxes and fees, and issue customs duties and tax collections. Or special bills for charging.
4, release, customs clearance
For general export goods, the customs will end the customs clearance of the goods after receiving the declaration of the exported goods, reviewing the electronic data declaration form and the paper declaration form and accompanying documents, checking the goods, collecting taxes or accepting the ancestral insurance. The import and export site supervision decision, the “good customs clearance seal” is signed on the export goods loading certificate, and the import and export goods consignee or consignor or its agent signs the export loading certificate, so that the export goods can be shipped to the transportation vehicle. On the departure.
Under normal circumstances, the consignor of the exported goods or his agent shall report to the customs of the place of departure of the goods within 24 hours before loading the electronic data declaration form and paper declaration form.
To apply for customs clearance, you must prepare the following documents:
(1) Basic documents. It mainly includes commercial and shipping documents directly related to import and export goods, such as: commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading or loading orders, export receipts and verification forms, and customs-issued tax exemption certificates.
(2) Special documents. The relevant national laws and regulations stipulate the special control of the documents, mainly including the licenses for import and export management, quota licenses and other approval documents. The goods subject to the national statutory inspection and quarantine shall be submitted to the inspection certificate issued by the inspection and quarantine institution and the “Customs Clearance Form for Outbound Goods” stamped with the “Special Seal for Inspection and Quarantine”.
(3) Preparatory documents. The trade contract, the copy of the letter of credit, the certificate of origin of the goods, the certificate of business license of the entrusting unit, the account information of the entrusting unit and other relevant documents that the Customs deems necessary.
2, inspection
The export customs inspection refers to whether the customs declares whether the contents declared to the customs by the consignee or consignor of the import and export goods are consistent with the actual situation of the import and export goods, or whether the classification, price, origin and so on of the goods are determined according to law. Actual verification of law enforcement actions.
3. Taxes and fees
After the Customs examines the goods declared by the consignee or consignor of the import and export goods or their agents, it shall calculate the customs duties, import link value-added tax, consumption tax, late payment fee, demurrage and other taxes and fees, and issue customs duties and tax collections. Or special bills for charging.
4, release, customs clearance
For general export goods, the customs will end the customs clearance of the goods after receiving the declaration of the exported goods, reviewing the electronic data declaration form and the paper declaration form and accompanying documents, checking the goods, collecting taxes or accepting the ancestral insurance. The import and export site supervision decision, the “good customs clearance seal” is signed on the export goods loading certificate, and the import and export goods consignee or consignor or its agent signs the export loading certificate, so that the export goods can be shipped to the transportation vehicle. On the departure.