1. What are the forms of import and export goods declaration?
According to the "Customs Law of the People's Republic of China", customs declaration enterprises should use electronic data declaration forms and paper customs declaration forms when reporting to customs. At present, with the continuous development and updating of technology, it is mainly reported to the customs in the form of electronic data declaration form. When reporting to the customs that does not use the customs information management system, the customs declaration enterprise can adopt the form of paper customs declaration.
2. What are the customs requirements for the time of application?
According to the "Customs Law of the People's Republic of China", the consignee of the imported goods and the entrusted customs declaration enterprise shall declare to the customs within 14 days from the date of the declaration of the entry of the means of transport.
The consignee and the entrusted customs declaration enterprise that import and transit the transported goods shall, within 14 days from the date of the declaration of the entry of the means of transport, go through the customs clearance and transportation procedures to the Customs at the place of entry, and the relevant goods shall be delivered to the place of the place of transport. Within 14 days from the declaration, the customs declaration will be made.
The exporter of the goods and the entrusted customs declaration enterprise shall declare to the customs 24 hours before the goods are delivered to the customs supervision area and before the goods are loaded.
3. Why do I have to declare it to the customs with the original bill of lading?
The original bill of lading and the waybill are the property right certificates of the consignee of the imported goods and the documents attached to the goods. They are also the necessary documents for customs declaration. The enterprise shall handle the customs clearance procedures with the original bill of lading and the waybill. When the customs releases the goods, they shall stamp the release bill on the original bill of lading and the waybill.
4. Can the consignee of the imported goods after the goods arrive in Hong Kong see the goods before reporting to the customs?
can. According to the "Customs Law of the People's Republic of China", the consignee of imported goods can look at the goods in advance, and the customs must send the customs officers to the scene. In accordance with relevant regulations, the results of the inspection should be signed and filed.
5. When filing with the customs, what documents should be submitted in addition to the customs declaration form for import and export goods?
(1) the contract;
(2) Invoices;
(3) packing list;
(4) List of cargo (manifest);
(5) mentioning (transport) orders;
(6) Agency declaration authority entrustment agreement;
(7) Import and export licenses;
(8) Processing trade manuals (paper or electronic data) and other import and export related documents required by the customs.