The Chinese side of processing trade often corresponds to a processing manual. Raw materials purchased from abroad are in bonded state and do not need to be taxed. After being processed into finished products, they must be shipped abroad.
If it needs to be sold to China, it needs to be taxed according to general trade.
All or at least part of the raw materials of processing trade need to be imported from abroad, made into finished products in bonded state, and then exported.
In this way, enterprises can import raw materials without paying taxes in China.
Processing trade is a form of trade that imports the means of production and then exports it abroad after completion to earn processing fees. Its characteristic is "two ends are outside".
Enterprises enjoy the relevant convenience measures of bonded when carrying out import and export customs clearance of processing trade. Compared with processing trade, other trade other than processing trade can be called general trade.
Generally, bonded trade is not mentioned. Bonded is a customs system, which can be simply understood as "deferred tax payment, and the customs reserves the right to levy taxes".
Question 2: What are the aspects of international trade? International trade consists of import trade and export trade, so it is sometimes called import and export trade. Second, international trade can be divided into 1 by commodity form. Tangible trade: the import and export of goods in kind. Such as machines, equipment, furniture, etc. They are all goods in physical form, and the import and export of these goods is called visible trade. 2. Invisible trade: the import and export of technologies and services without physical form. Transfer of patent use rights, transnational services provided by tourism, financial and insurance enterprises, etc. They are all goods without physical form, and their import and export are called invisible trade. Third, according to the relationship between producing countries and consuming countries in trade, international trade can be divided into 1. Direct trade: refers to the behavior of commodity producing countries and commodity consuming countries buying and selling commodities without going through a third country. The exporting country of trade is called direct export, and the importing country is called direct import. Indirect trade and entrepot trade: refers to the behavior of commodity producers and consumers buying and selling commodities through a third country. In indirect trade, producers are called indirect exporters, consumers are called indirect importers, and third countries are entrepot countries, and third countries are engaged in entrepot trade. Four, according to the content of trade: service trade, processing trade, commodity trade and general trade.
Question 3: What is general trade? What should I pay attention to? Besides general trade, what kinds of customs declaration methods are there? What is the difference? Please point out that trade modes can be roughly divided into three types: general trade, processing and assembly trade with supplied materials and processing trade with supplied materials. General trade refers to the way of purchasing raw materials at home and exporting processed products; Feed processing and assembly trade means that foreign customers provide raw materials, domestic enterprises export processed products, and processing enterprises only earn processing fees; Feed processing trade refers to the way of purchasing raw materials from abroad and exporting processed products. Others include compensation trade, leasing trade, barter trade and entrepot trade. But the most common ones are the above three. An enterprise can trade in one way or in many ways. I hope to adopt it as a satisfactory answer
Question 4: What is the general trade pattern? General trade refers to the way of buying raw materials at home and exporting processed products.
Trade modes can be roughly divided into three types: general trade, processing and assembly trade with supplied materials and processing trade with imported materials.
Others include compensation trade, leasing trade, barter trade and entrepot trade. But the most common ones are the above three.
An enterprise can trade in one way or in many ways.
Question 5: What's the difference between general trade and processing trade? Processing trade with materials is processing and assembling trade with materials, also called processing with materials. Refers to the processing trade in which foreign businessmen provide imported materials and parts, do not pay foreign exchange when importing, sell finished products and charge processing fees for operating enterprises. The ownership and income rights of imported raw materials belong to foreign investors.
Processing and assembly trade with supplied materials is one of the main ways of foreign trade, and it is a trade method corresponding to general trade.
Feed processing trade, referred to as feed processing for short, refers to the processing trade in which imported materials and parts are imported by operating enterprises and finished products are exported by operating enterprises. The ownership and income right of imported raw materials belong to the operating enterprise.
Feed processing trade and incoming processing trade are the main ways of processing trade, and processing trade corresponds to general trade.
Difference: Processing with supplied materials means that customers provide raw and auxiliary materials for the production of a certain product, and you don't need to purchase them.
Feed processing means that customers place orders, but all the raw materials needed to produce this product are borne by your company.
Question 6: What is manual import? What's the difference between manual import and general trade? What is manual entry? What documents are needed for manual import? Can the goods be sold normally when they are imported and cleared to the mainland through the manual? What is the difference between manual import and general trade declaration? Manual import declaration: Manual declaration is one of the customs duty-free supervision methods: it is generally divided into manual processing and manual processing. There is no need to pay customs duties when importing raw and auxiliary materials, but only register the import quantity in the manual issued by the customs, and then register the exported finished products in the manual when exporting, and then complete the contract or inspect the imported and exported finished products at the expiration of the manual. If it is converted into domestic sales, you need to pay import duties. The biggest difference between manual import and general trade import lies in tariff payment: the agent of general trade import goods must apply to the customs at the entry and exit port, submit the required certificates and documents, accept the inspection of the declared goods and means of transport by customs personnel, and pay customs duties and other taxes collected by the customs according to law before the customs can release the goods. Manual What documents do you need for import declaration?
1. power of attorney for customs declaration (original)
2. Inspection power of attorney (original)
3. Bill of lading (exchanged with the shipping company or shipping agent)
5. Box invoice contract (original)
6. Product description (can provide the best)
7. Return Agreement (in Chinese and English)
8. Return Instructions (two copies in Chinese and English)
9. Bill of lading, packing list and invoice of exported goods at that time (copy)
10. Write-off Form, Write-off Form, Tax Refund Form (Return) Keywords: Contract Import Processing Manual Import General Trade Declaration Form
Question 7: What are the main trade modes in international trade? There are basically four groups: group e, group f, group c and group d. See baike.baidu/view Dan 339 128 for details.
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Question 8: What are the types of export trade? The types of export trade include the following trade modes: 1. General trade II. Compensation trade. Processing and assembly trade with supplied materials. Processing trade with supplied materials. Consignment trade. Small-scale border trade. Processing trade imported equipment. Export goods for foreign contracted projects. Lease transaction 10. Export processing trade 1 1. Barter trade export trade process 1) export preparation * * * ① collection and arrangement of international business information; ② International market research; ③ Implement export sources; (4) Formulation of export business plan; ⑤ Establish business relationship; ⑥ Selection of economic and trade negotiators and determination of negotiation contents; ⑦ Trademark registration of export commodities and domain name registration of enterprises. Procedures for performing export contracts ① Apply for export license ② Apply for certificate of origin ③ Accept statutory inspection or entrusted appraisal, and obtain inspection report or appraisal certificate ④ Expedite, examine and change certificates ⑤ Make various documents ⑧ Go through consignment procedures ⑧ Apply for insurance ⑧ declare; (9) Paying customs duties and freight; In exchange for the bill of lading, prepare documents and submit them to the bank. The next steps are: review the approved documents → settlement of foreign exchange → tax refund → contract filing. In a word, it is necessary for foreign trade workers to master the relevant knowledge of export trade. Being familiar with the process of export trade can effectively improve the professional level and work efficiency of foreign trade business. When facing foreign customers, being familiar with the process of export trade can also show your professional skills, which is enough for foreign trade workers.
Question 9: What are the ways of general trade: general trade, processing trade, compensation trade, agreement trade and border trade?
Bilateral trade, multilateral trade, entrepot trade and transit trade.
Import, like export, may involve one of the above trade modes.
Compensation trade and transit goods are both import trade and export trade.
Question 10: What's the difference between general import and export and general trade? The two are different concepts. General trade belongs to general import and export, which is a way of trade. General import and export refers to the corresponding special import and export, which refers to the import and export methods that the customs needs to continue to supervise, such as temporary import and export and bonded processing trade.