In the recently held "Key Points and Common Case Analysis of Dangerous Goods Inspection", three aspects were explained: the connotation, category and characteristics of dangerous goods, basic content of entry and exit compliance supervision and analysis of typical violations in entry and exit, especially now, the rate of dangerous goods port inspection and destination inspection is extremely high. Everyone should standardize declaration, effectively avoid risks, and improve customs clearance efficiency.
Customers often inquire about the import of second-hand cotton pickers, silage machines, combine harvesters, corn harvesters, excavators and other agricultural and engineering equipment, "do you need a "Goods Import Certificate" for licensing?", "Can the customs handle the issuance of the "Goods Import Certificate"?", "What are the requirements for the issuance of the "Goods Import Certificate"?", etc... These need to be communicated clearly in advance, otherwise if they are not handled properly, the use of subsequent equipment will add a lot of unnecessary trouble.
The old mechanical and electrical products referred to in these Measures refer to mechanical and electrical products that have one of the following situations: (1) Equipment that has already been used (excluding pre use testing and debugging) and still has basic functions and certain usage value; (2) Unused but beyond the warranty period (non warranty period); (3) Unused but stored for too long, resulting in significant tangible damage to components; (4) Mix packing new and old components; (5) Refurbished.
In the import and export declaration process of chemicals, enterprises face two major challenges: first, there are a wide variety of chemicals, complex components, diverse names, and difficult attribute discrimination; Secondly, it is difficult to master the highly specialized customs HS classification rules, resulting in the inability to accurately declare HS codes to customs. For a long time, how to accurately declare has been a bottleneck and pain point that many enterprises have encountered. This requires enterprise customs personnel to not only be familiar with the relevant commodity situation, but also be familiar with various customs regulations.
(Announcement on Further Strengthening the Inspection and Supervision of Imported Hazardous Chemicals) In order to deeply implement the important instructions and instructions on safety production, and further strengthen the inspection and supervision of imported hazardous chemicals, a batch "document review verification+port inspection or destination inspection" mode will be implemented for imported hazardous chemicals, and inspection operation links (locations) and proportions will be set based on the attributes of imported hazardous chemicals and the type of packaging of dangerous goods.
There is a special situation in CCC certification supervision and law enforcement, some products do belong to the CCC catalog according to their use and main functions, but they can be exempted from certification in practice, that is, the "CCC exemption" stipulated in Article 42 of the "Compulsory Product Certification Management Regulations", there are a total of 13 kinds of goods import to China that do not require CCC certification, and we must be familiar with them in order to avoid unnecessary costs for imports.
HS code: 3306101090 other toothpaste, MFN tariff 3%, VAT rate 13%. The announcement (No. 124 [2023] on matters related to the implementation of the regulatory regulations on toothpaste and the simplification of the filing information requirements for listed toothpaste) stipulates that from December 1, 2023, toothpaste needs to go through the filing (approval) of non-special cosmetics. For listed products and newly listed products, it is necessary to pay close attention to the filing policy in trade.