I want to send a bag to China in the United States, what is the method, do I have to pay taxes? Than

Los Angeles and New York have a lot of Chinese-owned courier companies, and the mailing fee for sending things to China is also very cheap, Los Angeles is 7 dollars for the first pound, and 3 dollars for each additional pound in the future; New York receives 12 pieces for the first pound, and adds 3 pieces (or 4 pieces) for each additional pound thereafter; Chicago, San Francisco and other cities with a large number of Chinese should also have such companies, the specific ** is not clear, in short, the closer to the West Coast, the cheaper the postage. And there is no packaging fee. If you use UPS, FedEx, and USPS, it is expensive, and some charge the cost of packaging boxes.

The delivery speed of the Chinese courier company is very fast, and it usually takes 4-5 days at most.

Pay taxes: It depends on what you are mailing, generally few have heard of paying taxes, mailing medicines, small appliances (mobile phones, razors, etc.), clothes and shoes, small goods (lighters, etc.), and I haven't heard of anyone being charged customs duties. I haven't heard of large electrical appliances being mailed, and they may be charged customs duties, or they may be afraid of being damaged during the mailing process.

My mobile phone was broken, it is not cost-effective to repair here, so I sent it back for repair, I wrapped it in tin foil and then sent it, and sent 3 ** (there is one that is 2 frequency can not be used, so I sent it back, not my loser, fell 3 **, hehe), has not been taxed, I want to say that no one has ever proposed to pay tariffs, after all, they don't know whether it is new ** or old **.

As long as you don't send dangerous goods or overseas printed materials, no one will check them.

Sending packages from the U.S. to China is subject to customs duties.

If an individual mails imported articles, the customs shall levy import tax in accordance with the law, and the import tax shall be exempted if the import tax amount is less than RMB 50 (including 50 yuan).

According to Announcement No. 25 of 2016 of the General Administration of Customs, if the total value of imported articles for personal use obtained abroad is less than RMB 5,000 (including 5,000 yuan), the customs will release them duty-free, but the articles mailed into the country are not entitled to the 5,000 tax exemption.

The payment method of personal postal mail tax is that the taxpayer can go through the tax formalities by himself, or he can entrust another person to go through the tax payment formalities, and the tax shall be paid before the goods are released.

Summary. Dear, you have to pay taxes when you send things back from the United States.

Do I have to pay taxes on sending things back from the U.S.?

Dear, you have to pay taxes when you send things back from the United States.

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.

Sending from the United States to China will incur customs duties in China, and different tax rates will be generated according to different types of goods, such as 50% for cosmetics, 10% for clothes and shoes, and up to 100% for iPhones and computers.

According to the "Import Tariff Classification Table" to determine the material of your bag, if it is leather, it should be classified under 05, with a tax rate of 20%; If it is not made of leather, it should be classified under item 27, and the tax rate is 10%.

Sending packages from the U.S. to China is subject to customs duties.

According to the Announcement No. 43 of 2010 of the General Administration of Customs, on further standardizing the supervision of inbound and outbound personal postal items.

In order to further standardize the supervision of inbound and outbound personal postal items, and to take care of the reasonable needs of recipients and senders, the relevant matters are hereby announced as follows:

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.

4. Commercial mail imported and exported by mail shall go through customs clearance procedures in accordance with the provisions of the goods.