What can be done to exempt the 65 duty on anti dumping

What is the product?

Evasion of anti-dumping duties can be avoided by re-exporting, first exporting to countries or regions that have not been subject to anti-dumping, and then by changing containers, relevant documents, in exporting from these countries or regions to the destination country, comparing costs, if the cost can be greatly reduced, it can be operated in this way.

Why a product will lead to an anti-dumping investigation.

It can be brought up in two ways:

First, the interested party submits a written application to the International Committee and the Ministry of Commerce to request an anti-dumping investigation of a certain commodity.

Second, the Ministry of Commerce will initiate an anti-dumping investigation on its own. In practice, however, almost all anti-dumping investigations are initiated by interested parties.

General anti-dumping products, because of some technical problems or the industry impact on the selling country, in order to avoid the restrictions of various barriers, such as anti-dumping.

Countervailing duty. Quota.

restrictions, etc. General Shengbao International re-export process.

For example, first transport the goods to a third country (such as Malaysia, Thailand, etc.), after the goods arrive in the third country, your cooperative entrepot freight forwarder arranges customs clearance, changes the container, issues a full set of documents from the third country, and then re-exports to the final destination country, and the goods arrive in the destination country with a full set of documents for customs clearance. In this way, the high anti-dumping duty can be reasonably circumvented, because the export from the third country to the destination country is normal, and there is no anti-dumping.

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This is not very easy to do, and the anti-dumping of direct exports is too high! At present, there are many friends in my industry looking for Shengbao International to re-export there, and it is quite professional to do this there! Specifically, it should depend on whether the product can be made, and you can do it.

The method of levying anti-dumping duties is to determine the difference between the "basic" and the export, and as the amount of anti-dumping duties, the decision to levy them on the object of the levy. Anti-dumping duty rates generally do not have a fixed value. The determination of the tax rate is generally recommended by the Ministry of Commerce and decided by ***.

The method of levying anti-dumping duties is to determine the difference between the "basic" and the export, and as the amount of anti-dumping duties, the decision to levy them on the object of the levy. Anti-dumping duty rates generally do not have a fixed value. The determination of the tax rate is generally determined by the recommendation of the Ministry of Commerce and made by ***.

1. How to collect anti-dumping duties

Anti-dumping duties are levied as follows:

1.Decision to expropriate. It is up to the authorities of the importing country to decide whether an anti-dumping duty should be imposed and whether the amount to be imposed is equal to or less than the dumping balance, if all the requirements for the imposition of an anti-dumping duty have been met.

If the injury to the domestic industry can be sufficiently eliminated below the dumping margin, it is desirable that anti-dumping duties be levied at a lower level than the dumping margin.

2.The object of the levy. When imposing anti-dumping duties, anti-dumping duties should not be imposed on all imported products that are found to be dumped.

The amount of the levy should be appropriate for each liquid exporter. If it is not possible to specify the names of all exporters in a country, it can be designated as that country.

3.Basic ** system. The basic ** system refers to: under normal competition conditions, the range of anti-dumping duties does not exceed the minimum normal ** of the exporting country.

2. What is the general anti-dumping duty rate?

Anti-dumping duty rates generally do not have a fixed value. The Ministry of Commerce of China issued Announcement No. 43 of 2018 to announce the final ruling of the anti-dumping investigation of imported styrene originating in South Korea, Taiwan and the United States, and imposed anti-dumping duties on the above-mentioned products, with varying rates and a period of 5 years.

Article 38 of the Anti-dumping Regulations of the People's Republic of China.

The imposition of anti-dumping duties shall be proposed by the Ministry of Commerce, and the Customs Tariff Commission shall make a decision based on the recommendations of the Ministry of Commerce, which shall be announced by the Ministry of Commerce. The Customs shall implement the provisions of the announcement from the date of implementation.

3. What is anti-dumping duty?

Anti-dumping duty refers to the additional tax levied by the state for the goods dumped by foreign countries in China. China's "Anti-dumping Regulations" stipulate that if the final ruling determines that dumping is established, and thereby causes damage to the domestic industry, anti-dumping duties may be levied.

Article 37 of the Anti-dumping Regulations of the People's Republic of China Where the final determination determines that dumping has been established and thereby causes injury to the domestic industry, anti-dumping duties may be levied. The imposition of anti-dumping duties should be in the public interest. Article 38 The imposition of anti-dumping duties shall be proposed by the Ministry of Commerce, and the Customs Tariff Commission shall make a decision on the basis of the recommendations of the Ministry of Commerce, which shall make a public announcement.

The Customs shall implement the provisions of the announcement from the date of implementation.

1. What is the standard for the payment of anti-dumping duties?

The imposition of anti-dumping duties must meet three basic conditions at the same time:

1) the existence of dumping, that is, the export of the product ** is lower than its normal ** (domestic sales** or exports to third countries** or its production costs);

2) the existence of injury, i.e. serious injury or threat of injury to the competing industry of the importing country, or serious impediment to the establishment of a new industry;

3) There is a causal link between injury and dumping, i.e., the injury suffered by the importing competing industry is caused by dumping.

Anti-dumping duty is an import surcharge imposed on dumped goods. When the importing country's domestic industry is injured as a result of foreign dumping of a product, an import duty equal to the difference between the domestic market of the exporting country and the dumping is levied.

IIThe impact of anti-dumping duties on consumer welfare in importing countries.

Consumers in importing countries are the direct beneficiaries of dumping and, of course, the direct victims of anti-dumping. If we look at the tenants as a whole, the imposition of anti-dumping duties on imported products will undoubtedly reduce the surplus of consumers and reduce the level of consumer welfare. When dumping and subsequent anti-dumping occur, contradictions between consumers in importing countries and dumped enterprises begin to emerge.

Producers want to maintain a high market through anti-dumping**, while consumers want to take advantage of the opportunity for dumping by foreign competitors to expand their own welfare. Anti-dumping duties have increased or maintained domestic goods** and protected production enterprises, but they have harmed the interests of consumers.

Most of the time, a country focuses on the interests of producers rather than consumers, so consumers in importing countries have undoubtedly become the biggest victims in the entire anti-dumping process. In order to protect their own welfare, consumers will inevitably choose to import goods from third countries that are slightly higher than the anti-dumping duties levied, but much lower than their own similar goods.

** and the increase in domestic output have allowed domestic manufacturers to benefit from the implementation of anti-dumping duties. In this way, the industry of the importing country that produces such products is protected, and the anti-dumping duty plays a protective role, and the benefit of industrial protection is to increase the producer surplus. However, anti-dumping duties are often imposed at the expense of consumer surpluses.

After calculation, it can be seen that the result of imposing anti-dumping duties to protect industries is that the loss of consumer surplus is greater than the loss of producer surplus, so it can be concluded that it is difficult to achieve a positive effect or welfare equilibrium in the implementation of industrial protection by imposing anti-dumping duties.

Due to the ineffectiveness of anti-dumping duty as a protective measure, the protected enterprises often lack the internal motivation for technological innovation under competitive conditions, and the result is that the industrial development is slow, and it is impossible to create their own core competitiveness through technological innovation under the protection conditions. However, relying on protection and lacking core competitiveness, but it can obtain first-class protection, which further reduces the competitiveness of the protected industry. As a result, consumers choose overseas third-party goods for substitution, and as a result of this choice, all protection policies are invalid and domestic related industries are completely uncompetitive.

Legal Analysis: Dumping duty is the abbreviation of "anti-dumping duty". It refers to the tariffs imposed by importing countries on foreign dumped commodities in addition to the general import tax in order to protect their own industrial and agricultural production and domestic market and maintain their own economic interests.

The conditions for imposing anti-dumping duties are not the same among capitalist countries.

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 ***.

No organ, unit, or individual may violate the provisions of laws and administrative regulations by making decisions on tax collection, suspending, tax reduction, tax exemption, tax refund, tax compensation, or other decisions that contradict tax laws and administrative regulations.

Article 4 Units and individuals that are liable to pay taxes as stipulated by laws and administrative regulations are taxpayers.

Units and individuals that are required by laws and administrative regulations to withhold and remit, collect and remit taxes are withholding agents. Taxpayers and withholding agents must pay, withhold, collect and remit taxes in accordance with the provisions of laws and administrative regulations.