Imported goods: first apply for inspection, then declare ~
First inspection
Documents required for non-statutory commodity inspection generally include: customs declaration, invoice, packing list (copy is enough) and packaging certificate (such as providing non-wooden packaging certificate).
Legal commodity inspection must pre-enter inspection documents (Nine Cities Document System), and it is necessary to provide inspection power of attorney (the original is stamped with official seal and legal person seal) and special documents (such as 3C compulsory certification).
After the commodity inspection, the original waybill shall be stamped with the commodity inspection seal. If it is necessary to pull the customs clearance form, the customs clearance form for imported goods shall be pulled (one copy).
After customs declaration
General documents to be provided for customs declaration: customs declaration form (customs business seal), original waybill (stamped with the confirmation stamp of waybill and commodity inspection stamp), invoice and packing list (stamped with the random document stamp), power of attorney for customs declaration (stamped with the original official seal and legal person stamp), and accompanying documents, such as the certificate of customs clearance for imported goods (such as automatic import license certificate). ).
Duty-free imported goods also need to provide tax exemption certificates (such as processing trade duty-free manual, duty-free list, etc.), and the customs will directly stamp the release stamp after customs clearance.
For goods that are generally taxed, after customs clearance, the customs will issue a tax bill (import duty and import value-added tax), pay the tax, go through the tax verification procedures at the customs, and the customs will stamp the release stamp.
At this point, the import customs clearance procedures for imported goods have all ended.
Export commodities:
Inspection: If the HS tariff number needs to provide the customs clearance form (B) for export goods, the customs declaration unit needs the exporter to provide the certificate (or receipt) for exchange of export goods and the declaration power of attorney (the original is stamped with the official seal and legal person seal), go through the exchange formalities at the Commodity Inspection Bureau, and get the customs clearance form (B) for export goods.
Customs declaration: provide basic customs declaration documents: original waybill, customs declaration form, invoice, packing list (all originals are stamped with company seal) and customs declaration power of attorney (original ones are stamped with company seal and legal person seal). If verification of export proceeds is required, a verification form of export proceeds is also required. If the attached documents need B, the Certificate of Import Goods Clearance Form B shall be provided.
After customs clearance, the release stamp is directly attached to the waybill.
At this point, the export customs clearance procedures for export goods have all ended.
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