I bought a car abroad and want to take it back to China. I don't know what to do with it.

The models that need to be imported are approved by the state, and the customs can only bring them back to China after paying customs duties, consumption taxes and value-added taxes. Buying a new car abroad and bringing it back to China is strictly divided into big trade cars and small trade cars, and the procedures are basically the same.

1, the requirements are:

Submit the customs import certificate, import port commodity inspection certificate, import license (foreign-funded enterprises have import licenses) for customs declaration, and the customs will pay taxes and submit the materials for clearance.

2, transportation problems:

(1) There are many companies specializing in international freight transportation in the Yellow Pages. Just call to ask if there is a special price for vehicle transportation. The transportation expenses should already include insurance, dock miscellaneous fees and so on. Generally, you can ask to arrive at the port.

(2) Remember to tell the transportation company to unplug the battery after getting on the bus, otherwise the battery will be dead after the car arrives in Hongkong, and China Customs will check the mileage and other parameters of the car as soon as it arrives. If there is no fire, it will delay the time.

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According to the Customs Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)

Article 53? Goods and articles that are allowed to be imported and exported shall pay customs duties according to law.

Article 54? The consignee of imported goods, the consignor of exported goods and the owner of inbound and outbound articles are the taxpayers of customs duties.

Article 55? The customs value of import and export goods shall be determined by the customs on the basis of the transaction price of the goods. When the transaction price cannot be determined, the customs value shall be assessed by the customs according to law.

The customs value of imported goods includes the price of the goods, the transportation before the goods arrive in People's Republic of China (PRC) and the place of import, and its related expenses and insurance premiums; The customs value of export goods includes the price of the goods, the transportation before the goods arrive in People's Republic of China (PRC) and the export place, and the related expenses and insurance premiums, but the export duties and taxes contained therein shall be deducted.

The dutiable value of inbound and outbound articles shall be determined by the customs according to law.

Article 56? The following import and export goods and inbound and outbound articles are reduced or exempted from customs duties:

(1) Advertisements and samples with no commercial value;

(2) Materials donated by foreign governments and international organizations free of charge;

(3) Goods damaged or lost before customs release;

(4) Articles within the specified quantity;

(5) Other goods and articles whose customs duties are reduced or exempted according to law;

(6) Goods and articles whose tariffs are reduced or exempted according to international treaties concluded or acceded to by People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 57? Customs duties may be reduced or exempted for import and export goods in specific regions, enterprises or specific purposes. The scope and measures of specific tax reduction or exemption shall be formulated by the State Council.

Goods imported with reduced or exempted tariffs in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph can only be used for specific areas, specific enterprises or specific purposes, and may not be used for other purposes without customs approval and payment of tariffs.

Article 58? Temporary tariff reduction or exemption beyond the scope stipulated in Article 56 and Article 57, paragraph 1 of this Law shall be decided by the State Council.

Article 59? Goods temporarily imported or exported with the approval of the customs, as well as specially imported bonded goods, are temporarily exempt from customs duties after the consignee or consignor pays a deposit equivalent to tax or provides a guarantee to the customs.

Article 60? Taxpayers of import and export goods shall pay taxes within 15 days from the date when the customs fills out the tax payment form; Overdue payment, the customs shall collect late fees. If the taxpayer or guarantor fails to pay for more than three months, the customs may take the following compulsory measures with the approval of the Customs Commissioner directly under it or his authorized subordinate customs Commissioner:

(1) Notify its bank or other financial institution in writing to withhold taxes from its deposits;

(2) Selling taxable goods according to law, and using the sales proceeds to offset the tax;

(3) Seizing or selling goods or other property whose value is equivalent to the tax payable according to law, and using the proceeds from the sale to offset the tax.

References:

China Court Network-People's Republic of China (PRC) Customs Law