What is the inspection and release process at the territorial declaration port?

"Territorial declaration and port clearance" refers to a kind of customs clearance method in which Class A enterprises, which have a high degree of law-abiding and meet the requirements stipulated by the customs, can independently declare to their local customs when importing and exporting goods, and go through the formalities of goods clearance at the port customs where the goods actually enter or leave the country.

Accepting department: customs clearance management department

Before going through the formalities at the customs where the enterprise is located, you need to confirm the following items:

Enterprises meet the conditions of customs clearance methods such as "territorial declaration, port inspection and release";

Before the means of transport enter the country, the person in charge of the means of transport or his agent shall transmit the electronic data of the import manifest to the port customs within the time specified by the customs. After receiving and confirming the manifest data, the port customs will publish the relevant contents online.

The customs clearance mode of "territorial declaration and port inspection and release" is not applicable to import and export goods that need to be declared in China or at ports due to customs regulations or national import and export license management. ("Import and Export License" does not include "Import (Export) Goods Customs Clearance Form")

The declaration of export territory requires the consignor or his agent of export goods to declare to the local customs only after obtaining the data of booking space at the export port.

Steps:

Step 1: Electronic declaration. After receiving the declaration of import manifest data at the port customs (except as otherwise provided by the customs), the consignee of imported goods or his agent can choose the method of "territorial declaration and port customs clearance" to enter the electronic data of the customs declaration form of imported goods and declare it to the local customs.

Step 2: hand in the documents on site. The paper customs declaration form and the following documents consistent with the contents of the electronic data declaration form shall be submitted (the words "territorial declaration, port customs clearance" shall be marked in the upper right corner of the customs declaration form or the remarks column).

Invoice;

Packing list;

Bill of lading (transport);

Processing trade manual (only applicable to processing trade goods);

Agent declaration authorization agreement;

Other relevant documents required by the customs.

Step 3: Inspection. Not all have to go through this step. If the customs has no objection to your document review, it will be released directly. Otherwise, it must be inspected by the customs inspection department before processing. (If the local customs carries out inspection, the port customs shall supervise the goods to the local customs according to the import transit (the transit mode is "transit inspection"), and the local customs shall be responsible for the inspection of such goods; If the port customs requires inspection, the local customs will fax the relevant documents to the port customs)

Step 4: collect taxes and fees; (Only applicable to goods subject to tax according to national laws and regulations)

If the imported goods have been declared by the local customs before they arrive at the port, the customs shall collect taxes and fees according to the tax rate and exchange rate implemented on the day when the means of transport carrying the goods declare entry.

Step 5: Delivery. After customs clearance, all documents should be returned to customs officials for separate filing.