What are the requirements for opening a duty free shop, and what are the requirements for duty free

First of all, the sales area belongs to the national designated support point.

1. First of all, the consent and support of the property management department in the area where the duty-free shop is located should be obtained, and then the local foreign trade and economic cooperation commission should apply for the right to operate foreign trade;

2. Then go to the Industrial and Commercial Bureau to apply for the "Business License" with the approval of the Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation Commission, apply for tax exemption status from the Taxation Bureau, and apply for the "Tax Registration Certificate".

3. Then go to the local tax authorities to handle it, and the required information will be provided according to the actual business situation.

For specific matters, it is recommended to consult the local economic and trade commission office.

At present, the opening of duty-free shops in China needs to apply to China Duty Free (Group) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as CDF), and the China Duty Free Company will apply to the General Administration of Customs, which is basically impossible for non-industry insiders.

Duty-free shops refer to shops approved by the General Administration of Customs that set up sales places that meet the requirements of customs supervision and supervised warehouses for storing duty-free goods at locations approved by the People's Republic of China or its authorized departments, and sell duty-free goods to the specified objects. At present, the duty-free shops in China mainly include duty-free shops at ports, duty-free shops for means of transport, duty-free shops in the city, duty-free shops for diplomats, duty-free shops for ships, and duty-free shops for foreign exchange for Chinese personnel going abroad.

Duty-free shops. Passports and air tickets are required for shopping, and for shopping at Korean duty-free shops, you need to provide your passport and return ticket, and you can take it away if it is a Korean brand, but you can't take it away if it is a foreign brand, and you need to pick up the goods at the airport on the return trip, and there is a limit on the amount.

In Japan, you can purchase duty-free goods directly by presenting your passport and air ticket. Hong Kong duty-free shops are actually fake, because Hong Kong itself is a free port and there are no customs duties, so there is no need for any formalities. You can buy goods at any store in Europe and get a tax refund at the airport with the invoice.

In the United States, only international airports have duty-free shops, so you can pick them up at the gate after you buy them.

Nowadays, the process of buying something in a duty-free shop is that after completing the purchase and payment at the duty-free shop, you will receive a pick-up receipt, and then you can pick up the goods at the airport with the pick-up slip and boarding pass, ID card or passport. Of course, our subsequent tax refund can also be refunded at the airport, and if you pick up the goods at the airport, the goods will not be counted in the weight of your checked baggage. The only thing we have to worry about is buying too much and having to repack it.

As far as the domestic duty-free shop policy is concerned, the duty-free shops in China mainly include duty-free shops at ports, duty-free shops for means of transport, duty-free shops in the city, duty-free shops for diplomatic personnel, duty-free shops for ships and foreign exchange duty-free shops for Chinese personnel going abroad. Therefore, we can go to the duty-free shop according to our identity and bring the relevant documents.

Legal basis. Article 3 of the Measures of the Customs of the People's Republic of China for the Supervision and Administration of Duty-free Shops and Duty-free Commodities shall be imported by the business units of duty-free shops and shall go through the corresponding customs formalities.