Customs declaration procedures and customs clearance process for imported old rotary screen printing machines
1. Overview of imported old rotary screen printing machines.
Imported old rotary screen printing machine is a kind of printing equipment, which is mainly used to print various patterns and words. Due to its good printing effect and low printing cost, it is widely used in packaging, advertising, printing and other industries.
2. Customs declaration procedures for imported old rotary screen printing machines.
1.Prepare relevant materials for the import of old rotary screen printing machines.
The following information is required to import the old rotary screen printing machine:
1) Commercial invoice;
2) Packing list;
3) Import License;
4) Certificate of Origin;
5) Customs declaration form;
6) Inspection and quarantine certificate;
7) Other relevant information.
2.Fill out the customs declaration form.
The importer needs to fill out the customs declaration form, including the name, quantity, value, origin, destination and other information of the goods. The customs declaration form should be filled in accurately and completely, otherwise it may affect the speed of customs clearance and the release of goods.
3.Pre-examination of customs declaration for imported old rotary screen printing machine.
The importer needs to submit the relevant documents to the customs for pre-approval. Customs will review the documents to confirm the legality, compliance and compliance of the goods. If the pre-examination is passed, the next step of customs declaration can be carried out.
Third, the customs clearance process of imported old rotary screen printing machines.
1.Customs declaration review.
The importer needs to submit the completed customs declaration form to the customs for review. The customs will check the information in the customs declaration form to confirm whether the name, quantity, value, origin and other information of the goods are consistent with the actual situation. If the customs declaration is approved, the next step of the inspection procedure can be carried out.
2.Inspection procedures.
The customs will inspect and inspect the goods to confirm whether the quality, specifications, quantity, packaging and other conditions of the goods meet the requirements. If the inspection procedures are passed, the customs will issue the relevant certificate to allow the goods to be imported.
3.Pay customs duties and VAT.
Importers are required to pay customs duties and VAT before the goods are released. Customs duties are determined based on factors such as the value, type and other factors of the goods, and VAT is determined based on the value-added portion of the goods. Importers need to pay taxes in accordance with the regulations, otherwise it may affect the release and subsequent operation of the goods.
4.Cargo release.
The importer needs to apply to the customs for the release of the goods. Customs will decide whether to allow the release of the goods according to the actual situation. If the goods meet the requirements, the customs will issue a release certificate, allowing the goods to enter the domestic market. If the goods do not meet the requirements, the importer needs to rectify or return the goods in accordance with the customs requirements.