General

The Customs declaration must be filled in truthfully, and the items filled in must be accurate and complete. The following is a detailed explanation and filling method of Customs declaration in international trade.

The Customs declaration for import and export goods in international trade refers to the legal document that the consignee or consignor of import and export goods or their agents make a written declaration on the actual situation of import and export goods in international trade in the form specified by the customs, so as to require the customs to handle customs clearance procedures for their goods in accordance with the applicable customs system.

1、 Information required for customs declaration of general export goods

Customs declaration; Invoice; Packing list; Customs declaration authorization letter; Contract; If inspection is required, provide inspection

2、 Main contents of the Customs declaration

1. Export Port: Fill in the name and code of the customs at the port where the goods are actually exported, and fill in the name and code of the customs at the location where the goods are being transported through customs for export.

2. Declaring unit: the full name of the declaration unit, the name of the Customs broker, the Customs broker's card number, the contact telephone number, the postal code of the declaration unit, etc. shall be filled in this column together with the official seal of the declaration unit.

3. Declaration date: The date of declaration to customs.

4. Business unit and shipping unit: fill in the production or export units of exported goods within the territory, including factories that export goods themselves, and enterprises that entrust foreign trade companies with international trade import and export rights to export goods.

5. Transportation method, name and number of transportation vehicle: According to different transportation methods, fill in the name or number of the transportation vehicle used to transport the goods out of the customs territory.

6. Loading note or waybill number: Fill in the loading note or waybill number of the goods, which is the number of the export goods waybill.

7. Container number: If transported by container, the number of containers and the number of each container should be filled out together.

8. Attached documents: the names and copies of relevant documents submitted to the customs with the customs declaration.

9. Mark code, commodity number, commodity name, specification and model: Fill in the mark code of the goods, and determine the commodity code of the export goods according to the classification and coding rules stipulated by the customs; Fill in the full name, specifications, and models of the exported goods according to the specifications. If there is more than one type of goods and specifications, they should be filled out item by item.

10. Number of pieces and packaging type, quantity, and weight: Fill in the actual number of export goods with outer packaging. If there are multiple types of packaging, the number of pieces should be filled in separately according to the type of packaging. The actual quantity and unit of quantity of goods, such as set, piece, dozen, etc. Fill in the total weight of the goods as' gross weight '; Fill in the natural net weight after deducting the outer packaging for 'net weight'.

11. Transaction method and price: Fill in the actual transaction method, such as FOB, CFR, CIF, etc. The transaction unit price, total price, and price conditions of the goods specified in the contract. Please indicate the currency in this column, such as FOB price, CIF price, etc.

12. Tax Collection and Exemption Nature: The nature category of customs implementing tax collection, exemption, and reduction management on exported goods.

13. Freight, premium and miscellaneous charges: For export goods with freight and premium included in the transaction price, the international transportation and insurance costs of all goods included in the Customs declaration shall be filled in; Miscellaneous fees are fees that should be included in or deducted from the dutiable price beyond the transaction price.

14. Refers to the full name of the port or city where the goods are scheduled to arrive last.

15. Contract (Agreement) Number: Fill in the contract number of the goods on this declaration, including year, track, number, and attachment number.

16. Destination country (region): the name of the country (region) where the export goods directly arrive or the last destination country (region) when there is no commercial Prostitution in the transit country (region).

17. Trade Country, Receiving Unit: The name of the country (region) where the goods are actually consumed and traded. Fill in the name and location of the final overseas consignee. Can be filled out based on export contracts and invoices.

18. Country of Origin/Final Destination (Region): Both import and export must be filled in.

(1) The country (region) of origin in the export Customs declaration is China by default and can be modified; The final destination country (region) shall be filled in by the enterprise.

(2) The "final destination country (region)" of the import Customs declaration is China by default and can be modified; The 'Country (Region) of Origin' should be filled in by the enterprise.

19. Unit or Total Price: Fill in the actual transaction price and total price of exported goods under the same item number.

Well, here is the detailed interpretation and filling method of Customs declaration in international trade. I hope it will be helpful to you.