Export declaration refers to a series of customs formalities and procedures when goods are transported from one country to another. The following are general export customs declaration procedures and steps:
1. Preparation documents: First, exporters need to prepare relevant export documents, including export contracts, invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, etc. These documents will serve as the basis for customs declaration.
2. Determine the classification of goods: according to the international trade classification standards, determine the classification code of goods. This will determine the applicable tax rates and other restrictions.
3. Prepare the customs declaration form: fill in the customs declaration form according to the classification code and relevant information of the goods. The customs declaration includes the detailed description, quantity, value, origin and other information of the goods.
4. Paying customs duties and fees: According to the information in the customs declaration form, calculate and pay the customs duties and other fees that should be paid.
5. Safety inspection: It is necessary to inspect the goods to ensure that they meet the safety standards of international trade.
6. Review and release: The customs will review the customs declaration materials, including the authenticity and legality of the goods. After approval, the customs will issue a release notice to allow the goods to be exported.
7. Shipping and transportation: The goods are shipped and transported to the destination country. In the process of transportation, we must abide by the relevant provisions and requirements of international trade.
8. Customs declaration at destination: After the goods arrive in the destination country, they need to go through customs declaration procedures in the destination country before they can enter the market in that country.
Please note that the specific export declaration procedures and steps may vary from country to country, and may also be affected by the restrictions and requirements of specific commodities. Therefore, it is recommended to consult a professional declarant or lawyer to ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations.
Legal basis:
People's Republic of China (PRC) Customs Law (202 1 Revision);
Chapter iv inbound and outbound articles
Article 52 The entry and exit of official articles or articles for personal use of foreign institutions or personnel enjoying diplomatic privileges and immunities shall be handled in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and administrative regulations.