Dongguan customs declaration process for imported goods
Customs clearance for the import of goods is a complex process, especially for a large manufacturing city like Dongguan. In this article, Juhai International will introduce the process and precautions of Dongguan customs declaration for imported goods in detail to help importers better understand and handle this process.
A brief description of the customs declaration process in Dongguan for imported goods.
1. The customer provides us with the arrival notice, the original bill of lading or the telex release guarantee or the replacement fee, THC fee, etc., and we will exchange the import bill of lading on behalf of the customer to the shipping company.
2. Prepare the documents required for import declaration.
1.Necessary documents: list, invoice, contract in duplicate, customs declaration, inspection power of attorney.
2.For goods imported from the European Union, South Korea, the United States and Japan, heat treatment certificate or phytosanitary certificate is required if it is a wooden box, and a non-wood package is provided if it is non-wood.
3.Certificates required by the tariff (import license, mechanical and electrical certificate, certificate of important industrial products).
4.If there is a tax reduction and exemption manual, a tax reduction certificate brochure will be provided.
3. After the import declaration, if the customs needs to review the price, the customer needs to provide relevant certificates. Such as letter of credit, insurance policy, original invoice, tender and other documents required by the customs.
4. After the customs prints**, the customer needs to pay the taxes and fees within 15 working days. If the deadline is exceeded, the customs will levy a late fee on a daily basis.
An important part of customs clearance of goods is the payment of taxes and the declaration of taxes. Depending on the nature and value of the goods, the importer is required to calculate and declare the tax in accordance with the relevant regulations and tariff rules. When declaring taxes, you need to submit relevant documents and supporting documents for review by customs.
You can choose to pay taxes online or offline. Online payment can be made through bank online banking or other electronic payment platforms, while offline payment needs to be handled at the relevant customs office.
5. After the customs declaration inspection is released, the customer needs to pay the customs declaration and inspection agency fee to our company in time.
After the goods arrive in Dongguan, the goods need to be inspected and inspected. Inspection and release means that the customs verifies the quantity and specifications of the goods according to the information recorded in the forecast, and releases them. Inspection refers to the actual sampling and inspection of the goods by the customs to confirm the authenticity and compliance of the goods.
During the inspection and inspection process, the importer needs to cooperate with the customs and provide the necessary assistance and documentation. If the goods are selected for inspection, the importer is required to provide detailed information and relevant supporting documents to the customs to prove the legality and compliance of the goods.
The goods must be declared to the customs within 14 working days after their arrival. If the deadline is exceeded, the Customs will levy a penalty of 5% of the value of the goods on a daily basis for more than three months, and the Customs will sell the goods as unclaimed goods.
This article introduces the import declaration process of goods in Dongguan from many aspects such as the customer receiving the notice of arrival of the shipping company, preparing the customs declaration documents, inspecting and inspecting the goods, paying taxes and declaring taxes, and handling the customs declaration procedures for imported goods. It is hoped that it can be helpful to importers when they carry out customs declaration of imported goods in Dongguan.