Part of the national customs have tariffs on delivery requirements
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Tariff refers to the tax levied by the customs established by the government to the importing and exporting countries when the import and export commodities pass through the customs territory of one country. When importing and exporting goods of international trade, it is necessary to declare them to the local customs. If the goods of lower value are declared, they can be declared by simple declaration (e.g. express declaration). If the declared value exceeds a certain amount, they must be formally declared and the customs duties shall be paid as appropriate.
Generally speaking, the customs of all countries have a certain amount of duty-free for imported and exported goods. If the export goods exceed the export duty-free limit of the exporting country, the exporter shall pay the export tax to the customs of the exporting country; if the imported goods exceed the duty-free limit of the importing country, the importer shall pay the import tariff to the customs of the importing country.
The following is the duty-free amount of China Customs (Export) and some importing countries'Customs (Please note: Customs may adjust this limit, and the limit will vary with the weight, size, nature of the goods and other factors, the following information is for reference only):
Export customs (China Customs)
In order to meet the reasonable needs of the recipients and senders, the Chinese Customs has made the following regulations for personal postal articles entering and leaving China:
The limit value for articles sent by individuals to Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan is 800 yuan each time, and for articles sent to other countries and regions, the limit value is 1000 yuan each time. (excerpt from Customs General Administration Announcement No. forty-third 2010)
Two. Import customs
US $200
UK: 15 pounds
EU: 22 euros
Brazil: 50 dollars
Russia: 1000 dollars
Australia: 1000 Australian dollars
Canada: 50 Canadian dollars
Special note:
1. the value of import and export commodities shall be subject to the value approved by the customs.
2. there are differences in tax rates among different countries, and the rates stipulated by customs shall prevail.
If the seller wants to know more about the customs requirements of the importing country, he can know the customs clearance regulations of the destination country through various channels (such as consulting the transport agent) before shipment.
Two, punitive tariffs
In addition to normal tariffs, there may also be punitive tariffs, i.e. an import surcharge of a penalty or fine imposed by the customs of the importing country on a commodity whose export violates an agreement with the importing country or fails to go through import formalities as required by the importing country.
For example, imported goods are actually mobile phones, and the declared goods are called mobile phone accessories. The declared value is 20 US dollars. When imported goods are checked by the customs, the value of the goods approved by the customs is 200 US dollars, which is obviously inconsistent with the declaration information. At this time, the customs will impose punitive tariffs higher than the ordinary tax on the importers.
Reminder:
1. negotiate tariff with buyers in advance.
The existence of tariff in the destination country is uncertain. Sellers try to reach a consensus with buyers before shipment. If tariff is generated, where will it be borne and avoid disputes arising from customs clearance.
2. keep the buyer free from customs clearance.
If import tariffs arise (especially higher punitive tariffs), the buyer may be unwilling to pay higher tariffs which lead to goods being returned or withheld at customs, whereas the buyer raises the issue of "unpaid goods". If the express company that transports the package does not have abandonment service at the local customs, the package will be forcibly returned, and the seller will have to bear the return freight.
If the buyer is detained for goods, and complaints did not receive the goods, the platform will make judgments according to the actual situation, please try to retain the logistics issued by the buyer is not clear about the certificate, as a proof of the dispute judgment.
Generally speaking, the customs of all countries have a certain amount of duty-free for imported and exported goods. If the export goods exceed the export duty-free limit of the exporting country, the exporter shall pay the export tax to the customs of the exporting country; if the imported goods exceed the duty-free limit of the importing country, the importer shall pay the import tariff to the customs of the importing country.
The following is the duty-free amount of China Customs (Export) and some importing countries'Customs (Please note: Customs may adjust this limit, and the limit will vary with the weight, size, nature of the goods and other factors, the following information is for reference only):
Export customs (China Customs)
In order to meet the reasonable needs of the recipients and senders, the Chinese Customs has made the following regulations for personal postal articles entering and leaving China:
The limit value for articles sent by individuals to Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan is 800 yuan each time, and for articles sent to other countries and regions, the limit value is 1000 yuan each time. (excerpt from Customs General Administration Announcement No. forty-third 2010)
Two. Import customs
US $200
UK: 15 pounds
EU: 22 euros
Brazil: 50 dollars
Russia: 1000 dollars
Australia: 1000 Australian dollars
Canada: 50 Canadian dollars
Special note:
1. the value of import and export commodities shall be subject to the value approved by the customs.
2. there are differences in tax rates among different countries, and the rates stipulated by customs shall prevail.
If the seller wants to know more about the customs requirements of the importing country, he can know the customs clearance regulations of the destination country through various channels (such as consulting the transport agent) before shipment.
Two, punitive tariffs
In addition to normal tariffs, there may also be punitive tariffs, i.e. an import surcharge of a penalty or fine imposed by the customs of the importing country on a commodity whose export violates an agreement with the importing country or fails to go through import formalities as required by the importing country.
For example, imported goods are actually mobile phones, and the declared goods are called mobile phone accessories. The declared value is 20 US dollars. When imported goods are checked by the customs, the value of the goods approved by the customs is 200 US dollars, which is obviously inconsistent with the declaration information. At this time, the customs will impose punitive tariffs higher than the ordinary tax on the importers.
Reminder:
1. negotiate tariff with buyers in advance.
The existence of tariff in the destination country is uncertain. Sellers try to reach a consensus with buyers before shipment. If tariff is generated, where will it be borne and avoid disputes arising from customs clearance.
2. keep the buyer free from customs clearance.
If import tariffs arise (especially higher punitive tariffs), the buyer may be unwilling to pay higher tariffs which lead to goods being returned or withheld at customs, whereas the buyer raises the issue of "unpaid goods". If the express company that transports the package does not have abandonment service at the local customs, the package will be forcibly returned, and the seller will have to bear the return freight.
If the buyer is detained for goods, and complaints did not receive the goods, the platform will make judgments according to the actual situation, please try to retain the logistics issued by the buyer is not clear about the certificate, as a proof of the dispute judgment.
