Are exports and imports related? What is the difference between export and import

If you have made an import declaration, it means that the customs has a manifest for the goods you imported.

The manifest is a declaration of the loading of the goods on the ship when the means of transport enters the country, and the original manifest of the shipping company declares the total number of pieces, as well as the corresponding sub-manifest, that is, the import bill of lading in your hand. Each bill of lading number corresponds to a sub-manifest.

How is this split order generated? This is the bill of lading number provided by the foreign merchant at the time of export declaration at the time of booking, which is sent to the local customs of the merchant and generated after customs clearance and transmitted to foreign countries.

So if you import for customs declaration, the ** merchant must have made a customs declaration when he exported.

Is your company in a processing zone or a comprehensive bonded zone? The area under special customs supervision is exempt from VAT, so the zone is regarded as foreign. The purchase of enterprises in the zone is regarded as import, and the import declaration is made, and the first-class businessmen outside the zone do export declaration, and the tax refund is made when they enter the zone. Therefore, the purchase must be declared twice.

If it is a general situation, of course, you must report to China Customs for import, and foreign merchants must report to foreign customs for export.

It depends on the terms and conditions of the contract you signed. Generally, imports are on FOB terms. Customs declarations are handled separately.

That is to say, you do import customs declaration, and the first merchant does export customs declaration. Of course, you have to have the right to import and export, but also have a customs broker, if not, you can directly find ** for you to do.

Then you definitely need to do an export declaration.

Export refers to the export of goods produced or processed in the country to foreign markets for sale. Exports should not only pursue the increase in the absolute quantity of exports and amounts, but also strive to improve economic efficiency, so that the development of exports can have positive significance. Imports refer to the purchase of raw materials, products, and services required for production or consumption by non-residents of the region.

The purpose of imports is to obtain lower cost production inputs, or to seek monopoly profits for products and services that are not available in the country. The most important thing to pay attention to when importing** is the ownership of the goods. After negotiation between the owner and the importer, the importer must sign an import agreement to clarify the ownership of the goods to avoid disputes.

Imports** should also protect their rights and interests in a timely manner. There are numerous cases of disputes and legal proceedings arising from the failure to obtain due benefits after the goods have been delivered to the customer. After receiving the real documents of the customer, confirm the commodity code of the goods, and then consult the customs duties.

Confirm the import tax rate. Confirm what regulatory conditions are required for the goods. If it is necessary to carry out various inspections, it shall apply to the relevant departments for inspection before customs declaration.

Documents required for inspection: inspection application form, original packing list, invoice, contract, import declaration single in duplicate.

Legal basis: Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Tax Collection

Article 1 This Law is enacted for the purpose of strengthening the administration of tax collection, standardizing the collection and payment of taxes, safeguarding state tax revenues, protecting the legitimate rights and interests of taxpayers, and promoting economic and social development.

Article 2 This Law shall apply to the collection and administration of all kinds of taxes levied by the taxation authorities in accordance with the law.

Article 3 The levy and suspension of taxation, as well as tax reduction, exemption, tax refund and tax compensation, shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the law; Where the law authorizes ***, it shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the administrative regulations formulated by ***.

The process of handling import and export is: **, ordering, agreeing on the payment method, stocking, packaging, customs clearance, shipping, transportation insurance, bill of lading, and foreign exchange settlement. Import/export** refers to the transaction of goods and services across national borders, consisting of import** and export**.

Foreign Affairs Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 6. In terms of external incentives, the People's Republic of China shall grant most-favored-nation treatment and national treatment to other contracting parties and participants in accordance with the international treaties and agreements it has concluded or acceded to, or the most-favored-nation treatment and national treatment to the other party in accordance with the principles of reciprocity and reciprocity.

Foreign Affairs Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 7 Youkai.

Where any country or region adopts discriminatory prohibitions, restrictions or other similar measures against the People's Republic of China, the People's Republic of China may take corresponding measures against that country or region on the basis of actual circumstances.

In the international **, imports that are conducive to exports actually refer to the import of "imported raw materials". Taking production enterprises as an example, if the company is unable to complete the order due to the shortage of raw materials, the import of raw materials becomes particularly important. By importing some raw materials, it can help enterprises improve production efficiency and competitiveness, and better meet the needs of domestic and international markets.

Imported raw materials have the following effects for expanding exports:

1.Improve the quality and added value of export products.

By importing high-quality raw materials, the quality of products can be improved, added value can be increased, and the export competitiveness of products can be improved.

2.Diversify raw materials** to reduce costs.

By diversifying the quality of raw materials, production costs can be reduced and the profitability of enterprises can be improved.

3.To meet the needs of foreign markets.

Certain raw materials or materials are not readily available in the domestic market while they are relatively readily available in foreign markets. Therefore, by importing raw materials, it is possible to meet the needs of foreign markets and increase the export proportion of enterprises.

It should be noted that the air reform is that the imported raw materials and export products need to meet specific quality and standard requirements, and Doupai should pay attention to the relevant regulations and policies of import and export, so as to avoid affecting the results due to the problems of barriers and laws and regulations.

If you're talking about import and export, it's import & export, but if you're talking about an entrance and exit somewhere, it's entrance & exit

It is suggested that it be clearer in the future.

1. Imports refer to the purchase of raw materials, products and services required for production or consumption by non-residents.

2. The import process is as follows:

After friendly and full negotiation with the entrusting party, the two parties signed a ** import agreement.

Confirm the signing of the import contract with the entrusting party After the confirmation of the entrusting party, re-sign the import contract with the overseas exporter designated by the entrusting party for use in customs declaration.

After the funds of the entrusting party are in place, the entrusting party will issue a letter of credit, a redemption order or a prepayment When the settlement method is a documentary credit, documentary collection or advance payment, the entrusting party will first transfer the L/C margin or payment to the designated account of the first party, and the first party will then open a letter of credit or handle the redemption and payment of foreign exchange.

Notify the entrusting party to prepare for receiving the goods 3 to 5 days before the arrival of the goods at the port.

After the entrusting party's funds are in place, the entrusting party will transfer the handling fee required for customs declaration to the designated account of the first party, and the first party will then entrust the customs declaration and inspection declaration.

If the goods fail to clear customs, we will assist the entrusting party to negotiate with the supplier on the return and solution of the goods.

Customs clearance Notify the entrusting party to receive the goods at the designated place, complete the delivery procedures, and settle all customs clearance fees.

If the settlement method is cash on delivery, the entrusting party will first transfer the payment to the designated account of the ** party, and then the ** party will handle the payment of foreign exchange.

3. Export refers to the transportation of any physical goods or consumer goods to all parts of the world by ship, land transport or air transport leaving the place of production (exit).

Fourth, the process of export;

**, ordering, payment method, preparation, packaging, inspection, customs declaration, shipment, bill of lading, document delivery, foreign exchange settlement.

There is no tax to pay for exports, and there is a tax refund.

Imports are subject to tax and VAT can be deducted.

Import is to get from abroad to China, which is called import, and export is to get from China to foreign countries, which is called export

Import, simply put, refers to the production materials or products imported by enterprises from other countries or regions through customs for production, which need to be remitted.

Export, simply put, refers to the finished products produced by the enterprise from the country to other countries or regions to receive foreign exchange for finished products, which can be called exports.

At present, the state encourages exports.