What is the normal process of exporting goods Customs declaration process for export goods?

The process of customs declaration: acceptance of declaration; Review of documents; Inspection; handling taxation; Customs clearance and release. Customs declaration is the import and export goods consignee, consignor, person in charge of transportation, the owner of the goods or their ** person, in accordance with the provisions of the customs, the entry and exit of goods, articles and means of transport and related customs affairs procedures and steps.

Information required for export declaration:

1.After the goods arrive at the customs supervision area, 24 hours before the loading of the goods, prepare the documents required by the customs and declare to the customs.

2.Necessary documents: packing list, invoice, contract, customs declaration, shipping company loading list (not used in Guangdong) and other documents.

3.According to the customs tariff regulations of the various documents. (e.g. customs clearance, export license, etc.).

4.If there is an export manual, a manual is required for customs declaration.

Once these documents are ready, you can declare them directly to customs.

The procedures for the export of goods are as follows: 1. Go to the Bureau of Commerce (Department) to the Bureau of Commerce (Department) to handle the registration form for foreign business operators; 2. Apply to the customs for the "Customs Declaration Registration Certificate for Consignees and Consignors of Import and Export Goods".

Article 17 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of the Import and Export of Goods shall go through the formalities of customs declaration, inspection and release with the quota certificate issued by the administrative department of import quota of the simplified group. The relevant economic management departments shall promptly file the total annual quota, the allocation plan and the actual issuance of quota certificates to the competent department of foreign trade and economic cooperation. Article 1 In order to standardize the administration of import and export of goods, maintain the order of import and export of goods, and promote the healthy development of foreign goods, this article is formulated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Foreign Affairs Law of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the Foreign Affairs Law).

The process of export goods includes **, ordering, payment method, preparation, packaging, customs clearance procedures, loading, transportation insurance, bill of lading, and foreign exchange settlement. Here are a few of the main processes:

1.**。In the international market, it is generally the beginning of the inquiry of the product. Among them, the first major export products mainly include, the quality level of the product, the specifications and models of the product, whether the product has special packaging requirements, the material of the product, etc.;

2.I place an order and sign a contract. After the two parties reach an intention, the buyer formally orders and negotiates with the seller on some related matters, and after the two parties negotiate and agree, they need to sign the "Purchase Contract";

3.Payment methods. There are three commonly used international payment methods, namely letter of credit payment method, TT payment method and direct payment method;

4.Stock. Stocking plays a pivotal role in the entire process, and must be implemented one by one in accordance with the contract;

5.Wrap. According to the different goods, the packaging form can be selected, such as cartons, wooden boxes, woven bags, etc., and the packaging requirements of different packaging forms are also different;

6.Customs clearance procedures. Customs clearance procedures are extremely cumbersome and extremely important, and the transaction cannot be completed if it cannot be cleared smoothly.

The customs declaration process for export goods is: declaration, inspection, taxation and release. The consignor of the export goods shall declare to the customs 24 hours before the loading of the goods, except for the special permission of the customs. The exporter shall prepare the required documents three days before the date of customs declaration and declare to the Inspection and Quarantine Bureau.

Article 23 of the Customs Law of the People's Republic of China Imported goods shall be subject to customs supervision from the time they enter the country to the time they complete the customs formalities, the export goods from the time they declare to the customs to the time they leave the country, and the goods in transit, transshipment and transport from the time they enter the country to the time they leave the country. Article 24 The consignee of imported goods and the consignor of exported goods shall truthfully declare to the Customs and submit the import and export licenses and relevant documents for inspection. The state restricts the import and export of goods, without an import and export license, will not be released, and the specific treatment measures shall be prescribed by ***.

The consignee of the imported goods shall, within 14 days from the date of declaration of entry of the means of transport, and the consignor of the exported goods shall, except for those specially approved by the Customs, declare to the Customs after the goods arrive at the customs supervision area and 24 hours before the loading of the goods. If the consignee of the imported goods quickly declares to the Customs beyond the time limit specified in the preceding paragraph, the Customs shall levy a penalty for late declaration.