Import tariff is a tariff levied by a country's customs on imported goods and articles, and it is one of the means to increase government revenue and protect domestic commodity production. Imposing import tariffs will increase the cost of imported goods and increase the market price of imported goods, thus affecting the import quantity of foreign goods. Therefore, all countries regard import tariffs as a means to restrict the import of foreign goods.
Collection standard
1. Mechanical and electrical products that are processed, assembled and re-exported during the processing of incoming materials and materials shall be taxed at 1.5‰ of the CIF price of goods approved by the customs; 2. Goods stored in bonded warehouses for more than 90 days (including 90 days) after import and re-exported without processing shall be assessed at 1‰ of the customs duty-paid price.
3. Advanced technologies and equipment imported for processing materials, as well as materials and parts imported for processing jewelry, furs, high-grade clothing, woven sweaters and pieces of sweaters, and plastic toys, shall be assessed according to 1‰ of the CIF price of goods approved by the customs; 4. Import duty-free goods shall be taxed at 3‰ of the CIF price of the goods approved by the customs.