Do you need to charge customs duties when you buy something abroad and send it back to your home cou

> tariff is the tax levied by the customs set up by ** to the importer and exporter when the import and export goods pass through the customs border of a country.

If you want the %10 tariff, you can do it by asking your friend's well-known courier company to send it, such as the federal DHL UPS, they have fast customs clearance, and the customs will show you a payment voucher !!

To collect, all those who return from abroad must do a security check, and they cannot bring foreign products on their bodies, and if there is, they must pay tariffs!

Legal Analysis: Yes. If a private person sends something from abroad to the country, and its ** exceeds the standard, customs duties need to be charged. According to the regulations, the limit of personal postal items for international transactions is 1,000 yuan, and the excess part is subject to tax.

Legal basis: Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Import and Export Tariffs

Article 2 Except as otherwise provided by laws and administrative regulations, the Customs shall levy import and export duties on goods and articles permitted to be imported and exported by the People's Republic of China in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations.

Article 9 Import tariffs shall be subject to the most-favored-nation rate, the treaty rate, the preferential tax rate, the ordinary tax rate, the tariff quota rate and other tax rates. A provisional tax rate may be imposed on imported goods for a certain period of time.

Export tariffs set export tax rates. A provisional tax rate may be imposed on export goods for a certain period of time.

Summary. Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, you have to pay customs duties when you send things from abroad to China, and you need to pay taxes when you send things from abroad to China. According to Article 57 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Import and Export Tariffs:

Import duty shall be exempted for articles imported for personal use within the amount specified by the General Administration of Customs; For imported articles for personal use that exceed the amount prescribed by the General Administration of Customs but are still within a reasonable amount, the taxpayer of the imported goods shall pay import tax in accordance with the regulations before the release of the imported goods; Imported articles exceeding a reasonable quantity for self-use shall go through the relevant formalities in accordance with the law in accordance with the imported goods.

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, you have to pay tariffs when you send things from abroad to China, and you need to pay taxes when you send things from abroad to China. According to Article 57 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Import and Export Tariffs, imported articles for personal use within the amount specified by the General Administration of Customs shall be exempted from import tax; For imported articles for personal land use that exceed the amount prescribed by the General Administration of Customs but are still within a reasonable amount, the taxpayer of the imported goods shall pay import tax in accordance with the regulations before the release of the imported goods; Imported articles exceeding a reasonable quantity for self-use shall go through the relevant formalities in accordance with the law in accordance with the imported goods.

Generally, there is a tax to pay. 1. Mailing foreign products to China through the post office is a very positive business, but after the arrival of the goods, the recipient must pay the customs duties collected by the post office according to the number of customs declarations carried by the local post office. Qing Yin Jane.

That is, I bought something on an AJ official website and shipped it abroad, and then in this case, do I need to pay taxes?

For example, if a pair of shoes is shipped from abroad, does he need to pay taxes? How much does it cost?

Do not pay taxes on foreign ** shopping direct mail in China, because the import and export taxes have been added through courier fees and commodity fees.

Online shopping is not used because tax items are already included.

Summary. There is a tax to pay when sending things from abroad to China. According to Article 57 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Import and Export Tariffs:

1) Import duty shall be exempted for personal use within the amount specified by the General Administration of Customs; (2) For imported articles for personal use that exceed the amount prescribed by the General Administration of Customs but are still within a reasonable quantity, the taxpayer of the imported goods shall pay the import tax in accordance with the regulations before the release of the imported goods; (3) Imported articles exceeding a reasonable and self-use quantity shall go through the relevant formalities in accordance with the law in accordance with the imported goods.

There is a tax to pay when sending things from abroad to China. According to Article 57 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Import and Export Tariffs: (1) Imported goods for personal use within the amount specified by the General Administration of Customs shall be exempted from import tax; (2) For imported articles for personal use that exceed the amount prescribed by the General Administration of Customs but are still within a reasonable quantity, the taxpayer of the imported goods shall pay the import tax in accordance with the regulations before the release of the imported goods; (3) Imported articles exceeding a reasonable and self-use quantity shall go through the relevant formalities in accordance with the law in accordance with the imported goods.

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Hello, send DHL express, do I need to pay taxes abroad, I am self-employed.

Whether to collect taxes is determined by each customs for the declared value of different products. Not all products will be taxed at customs, and some customs have tax exemptions for different products.

If it is an individual express, the limit is 1,000, if it is an inseparable whole, this is a specific analysis, but it is also the same process, if the customs thinks that it is necessary to declare, it will declare and pay taxes, and if it is not necessary to declare, it will be released directly.

Specifically, you can ask the sending point when sending the courier, because in fact, there are some differences in different places.

My items are semi-finished garment accessories.

The customs principle stipulates that products with a limit value of less than 1,000 yuan can be entered, and those with a tax rate of less than 500 yuan are exempted. However, the quantity must be reasonable for self-use, that is, it is not used for **, and the arbitrariness of the customs on-site grasp is larger.

Generally, there are no tariffs on low-priced Class A and Class B goods, such as single clothing samples, cloth samples, small accessories, etc.

I used to send DHL a lot, but I didn't receive it, so it should be no problem.

It's also a normal delivery, so it's not illegal.

If it is the same as the previous send, and it has not been received before, then there should be no problem.

Send normal things in the normal process, according to the regulations, it will not be illegal.

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Summary. Hello, dear, you need to pay taxes.

Hello, dear, you need to pay taxes.

Items mailed from abroad to China need to pay VAT as normal imports, and VAT payable = customs duty paid *** VAT rate. It is also necessary to pay customs duties according to the regulations, and the tax payable on customs duties = customs duty paid *** tariff rate. The accounting treatment of items mailed from abroad to the country is, borrowed:

Accounts such as inventory goods, credit: bank deposits and other accounts.

There is a tax to pay when sending things from abroad to China. According to Article 57 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Import and Export Tariffs: (1) Imported goods for personal use within the amount specified by the General Administration of Customs shall be exempted from import tax; (2) For imported articles for personal use that exceed the amount prescribed by the General Administration of Customs but are still within a reasonable quantity, the taxpayer of the imported goods shall pay the import tax in accordance with the regulations before the release of the imported goods; (3) Imported articles exceeding a reasonable and self-use quantity shall go through the relevant formalities in accordance with the law in accordance with the imported goods.

If you have to pay hundreds of thousands, what should you do if you can't afford to pay?

1. The Customs shall levy import tax on articles mailed into China by individuals in accordance with the law, but if the amount of import tax payable is less than RMB 50 (including 50 yuan), the Customs shall exempt it. 2. The limit for articles sent by individuals to or from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan is 800 yuan each time; For items sent from or to other countries and regions, the limit is 1,000 RMB per transaction. 3. If the personal mailed inbound and outbound articles exceed the prescribed limit, the return procedures shall be completed or the customs clearance procedures shall be handled in accordance with the provisions of the goods.

However, if there is only one item in the parcel and it is inseparable, although it exceeds the prescribed limit, it is indeed for personal use after examination by the Customs, it can go through customs clearance procedures in accordance with the provisions of personal items.

Wait a minute, kiss it.

Dear, in this case, you need to negotiate with the courier company to delay some time.

Or see if you don't need it and you can refuse it.

Hundreds of thousands is indeed too much.

That's something valuable.

If the courier is not paid, it will be blocked at customs and will either be returned or treated as an abandoned item by the relevant personnel.

There's no other way.

Dear, it is best to contact the post office of the following shipping company to confirm whether it is really necessary to pay so much tax, and contact the customs to verify clearly, which is afraid that in case of fraud, do not be fooled.

Dear, don't transfer money directly, be sure to verify clearly.

Oh ok, thanks.

If it is true, it is true that so much money cannot be taken out, is there a solution?

Dear, you're welcome, if it's true, we can only negotiate, and under special circumstances, we can extend the time.

There's really nothing else to be done.

Okay, thank you dear.

You're welcome, kiss.