Isn t form E the same as letter of origin? Does it refer to a certificate of origin?

There are many types of certificates of origin. Form E is a kind of certificate of origin, the full name of which is the preferential certificate of origin of the China-ASEAN Free Zone. The ASEAN member states are:

Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam. Chinese goods exported to the above-mentioned countries, as long as the Form E certificate is issued, the goods can enjoy more preferential tariff treatment from the importing country.

Letter of Origin, is this from your client? There are two possibilities: first, the customer's awareness is the certificate of origin, which is also a kind of certificate of origin, which proves that the origin of the goods is China, and the importing country will give different tariff treatment to the imported goods under specific circumstances.

The second possibility: the customer may mean that he needs a certificate of origin, which type of specific thing to do, whether to do a general certificate of origin or a GSP certificate of origin, you need to confirm with him. For example, if the customer is Indonesian, you can do Form E, and the customer will have tax incentives when importing.

It's not quite the same. Form E is a preferential certificate of origin for commodity inspection.

The two are different.

Form E is an ASEAN Certificate of Origin with tax incentives.

Letter of Origin refers to a general certificate of origin, but it is not written that way.

Certificate of Origin Form e Certificate of Origin and Preferential Tariff in the Country of Destination, Letter of Origin generally refers to the Certificate of Origin CO, which certifies the country of origin.

Form E refers to the Certificate of Origin for export to ASEAN, which can enjoy tariff preferences, and Letter of Origin is the general Certificate of Origin CO, which can prove that your goods are produced in China without tariff preferences.

Form E is a preferential certificate of origin, while a general certificate of origin, also known as an ordinary certificate of origin, CO is a type of certificate of origin, and there is no preferential tariff.

Form A Certificate of Origin and General Certificate of Origin CO have different functions, different issuing authorities and different colours of the certificates.

1. The role is different.

GSP Certificate of Origin System of Preferences Certificate of Origin), also known as "certificate" and "Form A certificate", refers to a non-mutually beneficial special preferential treatment given by developed countries to developing countries or regions in terms of economy and quality. That is, when developing countries export manufactured or semi-manufactured products to developed countries, the developed countries exempt or reduce tariffs on developing countries.

The certificate of origin is a kind of certification document used to prove the export goods and the place of manufacture, and is the "origin" certificate of the goods in the international ** behavior.

2. The issuing institutions are different.

GSP Certificate of Origin The visa agency must be designated by the beneficiary country**, and its name, address, and impression must be registered in the beneficiary country and filed with the UNCTAD Secretariat.

General Certificate of Origin (can be divided into two types, one is issued by the China Council for the Promotion of International ** (hereinafter referred to as CCPIT), and the other is issued by the National Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Agency (referred to as CIQ).

3. The color of the certificate is different.

The original Form A certificate is green.

The original CO certificate is yellow.

The Certificate of Origin CO can only prove the country of origin;The Certificate of Origin Form A certifies the country of origin and can also provide preferential tariffs.

To put it simply, Form A Certificate of Origin: Exports to 42 beneficiary countries such as the European Union can be applied for, and the relevant tax exemptions and concessions are granted. General Certificate of Origin CO: Exports to all countries can be applied for, in response to foreign customs clearance requirements.

The non-preferential certificate of origin is commonly known as the general certificate of origin or the ordinary certificate of origin, and the English name is Certificate of Origin, abbreviated as CO or CO. The issuance of this certificate is usually exported to countries in the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia, Central and South America, etc.

Preferential certificates of origin include the GSP treatment given to China by the vast majority of developed countries (Form A certificates), as well as bilateral or variable preferential agreements signed by China with some countries or regions (Form B certificates, Form E certificates, Form F certificates, Form P certificates, Form N certificates, Form X certificates, etc.). Preferential certificates of origin are generally issued by local entry-exit inspection and quarantine authorities.

First-hand Indonesian and ASEAN sensitive products, source certificate of origin, wood products commodity inspection (widely connected to peers).

Certificate of Origin) CO (Generalized System of Preferences Certificate) FA

New Zealand Certificate) FN (Sino-Swiss Certificate) FS

ASEAN Certificate) FE (Chile Certificate) FF

Asia Pacific Certificate) FB (Taiwan Certificate) FH

Colombian Certificate) FL (Peruvian Certificate) FR

Icelandic Certificate) FI (China and Korea Certificate) FK

Pakistan Certificate) FP (Central Australia Certificate).

The main differences between Form A Certificate of Origin and General Certificate of Origin CO are as follows:

The definitions and preferential conditions are different:

The English of the general certificate of origin is Certificate of Origin, which is a certificate that proves that the goods originate in a specific country or region and enjoy the normal tariff treatment of the importing country; That is to say, the export of goods for the general certificate of origin CO does not enjoy preferential tariffs, and is charged according to normal tariffs.

Form A Certificate of Origin is also called GSP Certificate of Origin, or Certificate; It is a universal, non-discriminatory and non-preferential tariff preferential system granted by developed countries to developing countries for the export of manufactured and semi-manufactured goods (including certain primary products), so it is a one-way preferential certificate of origin.

2.The scope of application is different:

The general certificate of origin CO is applicable to all countries and regions.

The GSP Certificate of Origin Form A is applicable to 39 countries: the 27 countries of the European Union (France, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Denmark, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Finland, Sweden, Estonia, Lithuania, Cyprus, Latvia, Poland, Hungary, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Malta, Switzerland, Romania), Norway, Japan, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Turkey, Bulgaria, Principality of Liechtenstein. The United States also gives favorites, but it does not give favors to China.

3.The color and format of the certificate are different

The general certificate of origin CO adopts a unified national certificate format, with one positive and three pairs. The original is a light blue water ripple, with the Great Wall pattern as a shadow.

The first and second copies are white, and the third copy is yellow; The certificate should be completed in English. There are 12 columns in the certificate.

GSP Certificate of Origin Form A is a national unified certificate format, with one principal and two pairs. The original is green, the green original is for the customer, the first copy is white, the white copy is to keep the bottom for yourself, the second copy is yellow, the yellow copy was taken away by the customs bureau at the time of the visa, and the certificate is filled in English. There are 12 columns in the certificate.

Form E is a kind of certificate of origin, a preferential certificate of origin in the China-ASEAN Free Zone. Of course, when you submit the form, you will hand in Form E

There are many kinds of certificates of origin, the most common is CO, general certificate of origin. Both the Commodity Inspection Bureau and the CCPIT can be issued.

The following is for reference:

1.Asia-Pacific Certificate (Visa Country: South Korea, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh), Form M certificate format.

Certificate of Origin Asia-Pacific Trade Agreement is referred to as BK certificate.

2.ASEAN-China Preferential Certificate of Origin (Visa Country: Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam, Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar), format:

form e (asean-china free trade area preferential tariff certificate of origin)

3.Certificate of origin China-pakistan FTA

4.China-Chile FTA preferential certificate of origin form: Form F (Certificate of origin form F for China-chile fta).

5.China-New Zealand Preferential Certificate of Origin.

6.China-Singapore Preferential Certificate of Origin.

7.Certificate of origin form for China-peru fta

8. China GSP Preferential Certificate of Origin, Form A (Generalized System of Prefrences Certificate of Origin).

To which countries can I apply for a GSP Certificate of Origin (Form A)??

At present, there are 39 preference-giving countries in the world that have given China GSP treatment, and products that meet the origin standards in these 39 countries can apply for Form A certificates, which are: 27 member states of the European Union (France, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Denmark, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Finland, Sweden, Lithuania, Estonia, Latnia, Malta, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Poland, Hungary). , Bulgaria and Romania), Norway, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Turkey and Japan, the Republic of Belarus, the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and other countries.

The certificate of origin just says the certificate of origin. FE also belongs. It's just about taxes.

If you submit the order. You can pay fe.

Because FE is also a certificate of origin.

Although CO is an abbreviation for Certificate of Origin.

Note: Currently, Thailand requires the Certificate of Origin and the bill of lading and the packing list to be consistent with the shipper. Especially for Form E

Certificate of Origin is generally a certificate issued by a notary public or a ** or exporter at the request of the exporter at the request of the importer to prove the origin or place of manufacture of the goods. The certificate of origin is a valid certificate for the transfer of goods, settlement of payment, claim settlement, customs clearance and acceptance of the importing country, and the collection of tariffs, and it is also a certificate for the exporting country to enjoy quota treatment and the importing country to implement different policies for different exporting countries. Beneficial for exporting countries.

Form e China-ASEAN Free ** Zone preferential certificate of origin has"form e"Tax Reduction for 6 Export Countries As long as the Certificate of Preferential Origin (FORME) of the China-ASEAN Free ** Zone is issued, goods exported to Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and other ASEAN countries can enjoy preferential tariff treatment from the importing country, with an average tax reduction of 5%.

So in fact, when the customer opens L C Draft, you can ask the customer to change Form E

The certificate of origin can be issued by each country to prove the country of origin, and the GSP certificate of origin is different for different countries.

Form E and COO (Certificate of Origin) are actually similar in content, but the effect of using them for customs clearance in Indonesia is very different.

Form E is an agreement signed between 10 Southeast Asian countries and China, which allows China and Southeast Asian countries to "reduce or exempt" import tariffs when importing most goods from each other.

The COO is just a document representing the country of production, and it is not very meaningful. The contents of this cabinet of goods are made in China.

My advice. You still help your customers with these two documents, because Indonesian customs are known to be very picky. Make things big for the sake of a little problem.

CO and FE are two different certificates of origin.

If the guest requests, you can do it for the guest.

I guess the customer himself didn't figure it out haha, all you need to do to ASEAN is Form E!!

The eighth column is the certificate of origin criteria:

1.Fill in the "x" for the goods to get the goods in full.

2.The domestic value should be greater than 40%, for example: fill in "45%".

3.Write "PSR" for product-specific rules of origin.