What does domestic general trade include?

question 1: the business scope in the business license includes domestic general trade, I would like to ask which business items are included in this domestic general trade as long as they are not pre-approved special items

such as clothing, shoes and hats, daily necessities, office supplies, bags, machinery and equipment, household appliances, etc.

bulk food, shaped packaged food, health care products, medicines, 2/3 medical devices, Hazardous chemical raw materials can't be sold directly in your domestic general trade that requires a sales license

Question 2: What is included in the business scope of "domestic trade" in the business license is not specific, as long as it is sold domestically, it can be sold without a license

Question 3: What is general trade? General trade is just a way of trade for enterprises with import and export rights. In addition, there are feed processing, processing with supplied materials and so on. General trade means that after the buyers and sellers negotiate the price, they sign import and export agreements and simply buy and sell goods. It is the most common one in trade. When any import and export goods are declared to the customs, they need to be classified into the correct HS code, otherwise they cannot be declared or cleared.

Question 4: Explain the difference between general trade and domestic procurement.

Question 5: What is the general trade mode? General trade refers to the trade mode of purchasing raw materials at home and exporting processed products.

trade modes can be roughly divided into three types: general trade, processing and assembly trade with supplied materials and processing trade with imported materials.

There are other trade modes such as compensation trade, leasing trade, barter trade and entrepot trade. But the most common are the above three.

an enterprise can trade in one or more ways.

question 6: what's the difference between free import and export and general trade? Brief introduction of other free-of-charge import and export goods:

1. Definition Other free-of-charge goods refer to the import and export of other free-of-charge goods except specifically listed gifts, free aid and gift materials, donated materials, imported goods compensated at no cost, foreign samples and advertisements provided free of charge, and other free-of-charge goods classified under the supervision of listing. The code of this supervision method is "3339", referred to as "other import and export are free".

ii. Scope of application

(1) This supervision method includes: 1. Articles donated by foreign businessmen in economic and trade activities. 2. Donations from foreigners. 3. Materials donated by Chinese-funded institutions abroad to domestic units. 4. In economic and trade activities, test materials and consumables provided by foreign investors free of charge.

(2) this supervision method is not applicable to the following situations: 1. machinery and equipment, hand tools, means of transport, office supplies, etc. imported by foreign businessmen are provided free of charge in bonded warehouses, and the supervision method is "other trade" (9739). 2. The duty-free shops are provided with imported shelves, counters, trolleys, etc. by foreign businessmen free of charge, and the supervision mode is "other trade" (9739). 3. The machinery and equipment provided free of charge by foreign investors under processing with materials and processing with materials shall be supervised as "non-priced equipment" (32). 4. Provide free sample advertisements for import and export, and the supervision mode is "sample advertisement B" (339). 5. Countries and international organizations provide free aid materials, and the supervision mode is "aid materials" (3511). 6. Donation of materials, the supervision mode is "Donation of materials" (3612). 7. No-cost compensation for import and export goods, the supervision mode is "no-cost compensation" (31).

Question 7: Does domestic general trade include logistics? Depending on the operation of the company, some companies do logistics.

Question 8: The difference between general trade and manual is that processing trade is divided into processing with materials and processing with materials. Processing with materials is that the materials provided by foreign businessmen are processed into finished products and returned to the foreign businessmen who provide them, and processing fees are charged; Feed processing is the re-export after the materials purchased by ourselves are processed into finished products. The difference between them lies in the different ownership of real rights.

compared with general trade, it has the advantages that it is fully bonded, that is, imported goods do not have to pay a penny of tax, including customs duties and value-added tax. There is also a tax rebate for processing trade, and the domestic materials used in the processing process can be refunded.

However, all the processing trade commodities must be re-exported and written off. Compared with general trade, the customs supervision of processing trade is much stricter and more complicated.

the biggest difference between processing trade and general trade is that processing trade does not have to pay customs duties and value-added tax when it is imported, but general trade has to be paid. Secondly, processing trade is also divided into incoming materials, raw materials and auxiliary materials, which are common. Among them, processing trade with incoming materials does not collect foreign exchange for export, and foreign customers provide raw materials free of charge. The buyer only pays processing fees, and then returns to the seller after the finished products are processed. The incoming materials can collect foreign exchange for export, which is purchased by domestic export units. There are no restrictions on general trade, and normal import and export can be done, and foreign exchange can be collected by export, customs duties and payment.

question 9: what's the difference between using a general trade manual and a manual? A manual is a manual for processing raw materials or processing raw materials. Can you be exempted from the customs value-added tax when you feed

General trade? You have to import generally and export generally, so the customs value-added tax when you import cannot be exempted.

The processing manual is a factory/company with the nature of "three supplies and one supplement", which was approved by the state in the past. Only this type of factory holds the processing manual. As you said, the so-called addition manual, that is, a memo in the customs, records the import situation of raw materials. The raw materials imported by the processing manual can be exempted from import duties and value-added tax, but the finished products are exported without tax refund. Also, it doesn't mean that you can import whatever you want if you have a processing manual. For example, if you are a garment processing factory, of course, you can import some fabrics, hangers, buttons and even plastic bags (not all plastic bags) with the processing manual, and when the finished products are exported, you can cut them in the processing manual accordingly. But if you want to use the processing manual to import products that have nothing to do with food or clothing, I'm sorry, but the customs will not approve them. This involves a question, maybe you will ask, do you have to import 1 thousand plastic bags? Isn't that expensive? Not sure, this kind of factory can find suppliers of the same nature (usually Hong Kong and Taiwan enterprises are the majority, and he is in a factory in China), and plastic bags can be bought from them, but they are delivered on the mainland and have not entered or left the customs. Oh, how to operate? It is often heard that the factory is transferred in China, and the premise of transferring the factory is that the other party must also be a factory of this nature or an enterprise with independent import and export rights.

general trade means import and export trade that is not in the above way, such as general trading companies, domestic private enterprises/state-owned enterprises with independent import and export rights, foreign-invested companies, etc. This kind of import and export is generally carried out by general trade, and the duty on the customs declaration form is exempted, that is, general taxation. Enterprises can issue VAT invoices, but at the same time they export, they enjoy the national tax rebate subsidy, and the tax rate is supplemented according to the current national tax rebate rate for import and export commodities.

question 1: what aspects does international trade include? international trade consists of Import Trade and Export Trade, so it is sometimes called import and export trade. Second, according to the form of goods, international trade can be divided into 1. Visible Trade: the import and export of goods in physical form. For example, machinery, equipment, furniture, etc. are all goods in physical form, and the import and export of these goods is called tangible trade. 2. Invisible Trade: the import and export of technologies and services without physical form. The transfer of patent use rights, tourism, transnational services provided by financial and insurance enterprises, etc. are all goods without physical form, and their import and export are called intangible trade. 3. According to the relationship between producing countries and consuming countries in trade, international trade can be divided into 1. Direct Trade: refers to the behavior of commodity producing countries and commodity consuming countries buying and selling commodities without going through a third country. The exporting country of trade is called direct export, and the importing country is called direct import. 2 Indirect Trade and Transit Trade: refers to the behavior of commodity producers and consumers buying and selling commodities through a third country. In indirect trade, producers are called indirect exporters, consumers are called indirect importers, while third countries are entrepot countries, and third countries are engaged in entrepot trade. Four, according to the content of trade: service trade, processing trade, commodity trade and general trade.