Maritime export is a common trade method in international trade, and it needs to go through customs declaration procedures. Customs declaration procedures include preparation before declaration, filling in customs declaration form, inspection and release of goods, payment of taxes and fees, etc. First of all, customs declarers should prepare relevant materials and documents according to the actual situation, including import and export goods declaration forms, contracts, invoices, packing lists, etc. Then, fill in the customs declaration form and submit it to the customs for examination and confirmation; In addition, you need to go through other relevant procedures and pay the corresponding taxes. When the goods are inspected and released, the customs will inspect, identify and supervise the goods to ensure the safety and compliance of the goods. The final tax payment link is to calculate the tax payable according to the value of the goods and the tax rate and pay it to the designated account of the customs. No matter from the specific business process of marine export or from the perspective of customs declaration, it is necessary to abide by relevant laws and regulations. Customs declarers should understand the Customs Law, Measures for the Administration of Customs Import and Export Goods and other laws and regulations, strictly abide by the relevant provisions, and perform corresponding obligations.
What details should I pay attention to when reporting? Pay attention to the accuracy and completeness of filling in the customs declaration form to ensure the integrity of the information; At the same time, we need to know the customs regulations and requirements, especially the customs declaration procedures and requirements for special commodities.
Through reasonable organization and standardized operation, the process of maritime export declaration can be simplified and accelerated. Customs declarers should make full preparations for this, abide by relevant laws and regulations, and actively assist the customs to ensure the smooth completion of export procedures.
Legal basis:
People's Republic of China (PRC) Export Control Law Article 1 This Law is formulated with a view to safeguarding national security and interests, fulfilling international obligations such as non-proliferation and strengthening and standardizing export control.