1 appearance
2. Component content
3. Type and proportion of monomer units
4. Level
5, product use
etc ......
Note: The declaration elements are the customs declaration conditions for export commodities listed in each HS code. In the process of customs declaration, you can refer to the Manual for Quick Retrieval of Commodity Classification and Customs Declaration Elements published by China Customs Publishing House, and enter the hs code of the commodity code you want to export on the customs website to find it.
Second, the customs declaration process:
1. After receiving the customs declaration information provided by the export customers, check whether the information is complete. And check the data with the importer.
(1) The invoice box list must reflect the currency system, reporting unit, transaction method and country of origin (if general trade is declared, the invoice should also reflect the standard customs declaration form corresponding to HS code). The invoice box must be original.
(2) Check whether HS code needs commodity inspection, and whether the declared data is consistent with commodity inspection.
(3) If more than two goods are declared, the invoice box and the customs declaration form need to be in one-to-one correspondence.
(4) When inquiring about the warehousing time of customers, they must enter the declared warehouse within 3 days (including holidays) after declaration. ?
2. Establish association with the declared warehouse, obtain the part number and make documents, and exchange the part number for the export proposal number.
After the documents are released by the customs, the driver will receive the goods, and our staff have the entry voucher and entry notice. ?
4. After the goods are put into storage, ask the importer when to declare the import. Check whether the import information is complete with export as the standard. ? (1) The invoice box list must reflect the currency system, reporting unit, transaction method and country of origin (if general trade is declared, the invoice must also reflect the specifications corresponding to HS code, and the customs declaration should be consistent with the export. The total price includes miscellaneous fees (currency+amount)). ? (2) Check whether the HS code requires inspection of imported goods. ? (3) When making import documents, if more than two goods are declared, invoice boxes, bills and customs declarations need to be in one-to-one correspondence. Change the export part number from the warehouse to the import suggestion number and declare the goods. (4) After the customs releases the documents, the importer's driver releases the goods with the bill of lading and exit certificate in the hands of the warehouse staff. ?
note:
1. If the goods are inspected at the time of customs declaration, the goods are generally inspected every other day. Once the goods are inspected, they are not allowed to be put into storage. After inspection, they can be unloaded in the supervised warehouse (before 4: 30 pm) or the customers can choose by themselves.
2. If the customer's documents are not put into storage within 3 days after customs release, the documents will be deleted (in case of inspection, the documents will be deleted after inspection). If the customs fails to release the documents, the documents will be deleted together with the cancellation agreement, and the customer should provide the cancellation agreement and information.
3. If the goods are found to have problems after inspection and need to be changed for some reason, the order should be changed in advance (the customs has not released it), and the order change information is 65438+ 0-2 working days after it is sent to the customs. After that, changing the order depends on the actual situation. All materials for changing orders will be sent in the morning.
Extended data
Customs declaration refers to the procedure of declaring import and export goods to the customs before shipment. According to China's customs law, all inbound and outbound goods must pass through ports, stations and international air stations with customs, and the owner of the goods must declare to the customs. After the customs release, the goods can be picked up or shipped for export.
Related object
The objects involved in customs declaration can be divided into two categories: inbound and outbound means of transport and goods and articles. Because of their different nature, their customs declaration procedures are also different. Ships, planes and other means of transport should usually be signed by the captain, and the cargo manifest, air waybill, sea waybill and other documents should be submitted to the customs for declaration as the basis for the customs to supervise the loading and unloading of goods and passengers. For goods and articles, the consignor or his agent shall fill in the customs declaration form according to the trade nature of the goods or the category of the articles, and attach relevant legal documents and commercial and transportation documents for customs declaration. Bonded goods shall be declared as "bonded goods", and the corresponding matters and supervision measures of the customs are different from other trade methods.
Professional background
The earliest custom in the world appeared in Athens, the ancient Greek city-state in the middle of the 5th century BC. 1 1 century later, Venice Customs was established in the Republic of Venice in Western Europe. In the early stage of capitalist development (17-18th century), the customs implemented the policy of protecting tariffs, attached importance to the collection of tariffs, and established a set of detailed and cumbersome management and taxation systems. /kloc-in the 20th century, in order to develop foreign trade, European countries successively removed inland checkpoints, abolished inland tariffs and basically stopped collecting export taxes.
China Customs has a long history. As early as the Western Zhou Dynasty, the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, there were records about "collecting and paying tariffs" in ancient books. During the Qin and Han dynasties, foreign trade was developed, and the Western Han Dynasty set up customs in Hepu and other places. During the Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties, urban shipping companies were established in Guangzhou and Quanzhou. The Qing government was named "Customs" for the first time in 1684- 1685, and set up four customs in Guangdong (Guangzhou), Fujian (Xiamen), Zhejiang (Ningbo) and Jiangsu (Shanghai) successively. After 1949, the governments of People's Republic of China (PRC) and China have thoroughly reformed the original customs organization and business, and gradually improved the customs organization system.
Customs declaration is one of the links of import and export trade, and an important part of the country's foreign economic and trade activities and international trade chain. The quality of customs declaration business is directly related to the customs clearance speed of import and export goods, the operating costs and economic benefits of enterprises and the administrative efficiency of customs. Because the customs declaration activities are closely related to the implementation of national foreign trade policies and regulations, the customs declaration business has strong policy, professionalism, technology and operability.