Resistors, capacitors, inductors, potentiometers, tubes, radiators, electromechanical components, connectors, semiconductor discrete devices, electroacoustic devices, laser devices, electronic display devices, optoelectronic devices, sensors, power supplies, switches, micro and special motors, electronic transformers, relays, printed circuit boards, integrated circuits, various circuits, piezoelectric, crystals, quartz, ceramic magnetic materials, substrate substrates for printed circuits, special materials for electronic functional processes, electronic adhesive (tape) products, electronic chemical materials and parts, etc.
1.Declaration
The first step in the import of electronic components is to declare to customs. Enterprises need to submit relevant documents such as customs declarations, invoices, packing lists and other relevant documents to the customs, and pay import duties, value-added tax and other taxes and fees in accordance with regulations. During the declaration process, enterprises need to ensure that the documents submitted are true, accurate and complete, so as to avoid customs clearance delays or returns caused by document problems.
2.Inspection and quarantine
Electronic components belong to the statutory inspection and quarantine commodities, and relevant inspection and quarantine work is required. Customs will conduct sampling testing of imported electronic components to check whether their quality, safety and other aspects meet the relevant standards and requirements. If the inspection and quarantine fails, the customs will require the enterprise to return or destroy it.
3.Release
After passing the inspection and quarantine, the customs will release the imported electronic components. Enterprises need to go through relevant procedures in accordance with the requirements of the customs, such as paying taxes and fees, receiving release bills, etc. After the release, the enterprise can take the electronic components out of the customs supervision area, and carry out subsequent warehousing, sales and other operations according to the plan.
1.Customs declaration for imported goods
The customs declaration form for imported goods is an important basis for the customs to supervise the imported goods, and enterprises need to fill in the relevant information in accordance with the regulations, such as the name, specification, quantity, value and so on of the goods.
2.Invoices
The invoice is an important document to prove the import of electronic components, and enterprises need to provide formal invoices and ensure that the information on the invoice is consistent with the customs declaration.
3.Packing list
The packing list is a document that describes the packaging of imported electronic components, and enterprises need to provide a detailed packing list, including the number of goods in each packing box, specifications and other information.
4.Import License
For some electronic components that require an import license, enterprises need to apply for and obtain an import license from the relevant departments in advance. At the time of customs clearance, an import license needs to be submitted to customs.
5.Certificate of Origin
The certificate of origin is a document that proves the origin of imported electronic components, and the certificate of origin is one of the necessary documents for enterprises enjoying preferential tariffs.
6.Other relevant information
Depending on the circumstances, the company may also need to submit other relevant information, such as import contracts, insurance policies, transport documents, etc. Enterprises need to ensure that the information submitted is true, accurate and complete, and that it is organized and archived in accordance with regulations.
The company generally ** the key points of customs clearance of imported electronic products
1.Imported electronic products need to provide accurate and detailed details of goods, product descriptions, nameplates, equipment functional principles, and domestic information such as customs codes, regulatory conditions and tax rates in advance;
2.When packing goods, foreign merchants need to pack according to the classification of goods, and record the packing details of each container to ensure the correctness and completeness of the packing list;
3.Electronic products are generally fragile products, and it is recommended to add foam for auxiliary packaging when packing, or wrap the product with bubble wrap to prevent damage to the product.
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