Do you have to pay customs duties on the documents of importation 80

If you bring it back to China on your own, you may not need to. Customs stipulates that self-owned items below 5,000 yuan can be imported into the country, except for electronic products such as cameras, iPhones, etc., at this time you throw away the invoice and packaging, and you can use it for your own use. However, if the volume is large and the old goods are used, they just want to pay customs duties, and the customs may not release them, and there are examples of this.

In most cases, entering China through logistics requires customs duties and 17% value-added tax (13% for agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery). We have been engaged in foreign imports for many years, and we have a good understanding of this aspect. In addition, the volume greater than 1 cubic meter needs to be declared separately for import, that is, logistics express does not help you pay customs duties and customs value-added tax.

Used goods can only be imported with a license from the relevant domestic authorities. When it comes to electrical appliances, you may need a 3C license, and if you have wooden packaging, you must have an insecticidal document.

At the same time, the value of 3,000 yuan is not up to you, but the customs has the final say, and he may say 30,000. Because the customs is an expert, engaged in the world's ** more than 200 years of history, the customs is very familiar with most products.

Import services are divided into express delivery, sea and air freight.

The value of express goods is low, and there is a certain probability that ordinary goods will not pay tariffs.

Other regular general ** sea and air transport are subject to customs duties.

documents, I don't know how many you have, general documents do not need to pay tariffs, when declaring, do a good job of invoice declaration value is not too high, mark the documents on the line,

If it involves technology, intellectual property rights, and documents with commercial value need to pay customs duties, but general documents do not need to pay customs duties when mailed.

If the goods within 600 US dollars do not need to pay tariffs, the content of the documents belongs to the text and may need to be inspected.

Legal Analysis: Case-by-case analysis. VAT is a domestic tax that must be paid regardless of whether it is exported or not.

Of course, after exporting, the state will return it according to a certain percentage, which is the export tax rebate. Tariffs depend on how the transaction is conducted. In the case of EXW, the exporter is not responsible for the export duties and import duties of the importing country.

In the case of FCA FAS FOB CFR CPT CIF CIP DDU and other transaction methods, the exporter needs to bear the export duties, but does not need to bear the import duties of the importing country. In the case of DDP, the exporter is responsible for the export duties and the import duties of the importing country.

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 initiation and suspension of taxation, as well as tax reduction, exemption, tax refund, and tax compensation, shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the law and the provisions of the administrative regulations formulated by the law. 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.

You need to pay the corresponding tariff, the tax rate of the tariff is generally 25%, and the corresponding taxes and fees should be paid in the import link, and the tax should be paid according to the ** of the car. The following is a compilation of relevant information by Hualu.com.

1. How to collect export duties? Customs duties imposed by China Customs on exported goods and articles. China's Customs Import and Export Tariff currently imposes export duties on goods involving approximately 47 tariff lines.

The tariff rate for exported goods is a unitary tariff system, i.e. only one rate is used. Currently, the nominal rate of export duty is 100% and the minimum is 10%. The exported goods shall be taxed at the tariff rate in effect on the date of export of the consignor of the goods or their ** person or declarant.

The formula for calculating tariffs on export goods is: export tariff = dutiable** export tax rate. Offshore** sold to overseas on the basis of the transaction ** approved by the customs, after deducting the export duty, is the tax paid on the exported goods**.

The actual transaction ** is the actual payment or payability of the buyer of the exported goods to the seller for the purchase of the goods.

2. What is the purpose of imposing export duties? The customs duties imposed by the customs of the exporting country in accordance with the customs tariff. The main purposes of imposing export taxes are:

1) Increase fiscal revenue. (2) Limit the export of important raw materials in large quantities to ensure domestic importance. (3) Raising the production cost of foreign processed products based on the use of the country's raw materials, and weakening their competitiveness.

4) Oppose the acquisition of primary products by transnational corporations in developing countries at low prices. 3. Which costs of imported goods should be included in the dutiable value**? (1) Commissions and brokerage fees other than the purchase commission borne by the buyer; (2) the cost of the container that is regarded as one with the goods at the time of review and determination of the duty payment ** borne by the buyer; (3) The cost of packaging materials and packaging labor services borne by the buyer; (4) the price of materials, parts, tools, molds, consumable materials and similar goods provided by the buyer free of charge or in a way below cost and apportioned in an appropriate proportion in connection with the production and sale of the goods within the territory of the People's Republic of China, as well as the costs of development, design and other related services in the territory; (5) the royalties that the buyer must pay in connection with the goods as a condition for the sale of the goods within the territory of the People's Republic of China; (6) The proceeds from the resale, disposal or use of the goods after importation, which the seller directly or indirectly obtains from the buyer.

Legal analysis: whether tariffs need to be paid depends on the product and place of origin, except for some VAT can be declared tax-free, most products need to be paid. VAT is a domestic tax that must be paid regardless of whether it is exported or not.

Of course, after exporting, the state will return it according to a certain percentage, which is the export tax rebate.

Legal basis: Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Import and Export Tariffs Article 9 Import tariffs shall set the most favored nation tax rate, the agreement tax rate, the preferential tax rate, the ordinary tax rate, the tariff quota rate and other tax rates. A provisional tax rate may be imposed on imported goods for a certain period of time.

Export tariffs set export tax rates. A provisional tax rate may be imposed on export goods for a certain period of time.

Whether the export needs to be handed over to the state should be subject to the situation:

1. Exported goods do not need to pay export tariffs (most of them do not need to), but imports generally need to pay the balance of import tariffs, unless they are returned. If the goods are returned, they do not need to pay import duties, and of course they will not enjoy export tax rebates. The nature of the commodity inspection required for the export of some goods is the same, but the nature of the import inspection is the same.

2. Whether the tariff needs to be paid depends on the product and the place of origin, except for some of the value-added tax can be declared for tax exemption, most of the products need to be paid.

Tariff is the tax levied by the customs set up by ** on the importer and exporter when the import and export goods pass through the customs border of a country.

The following items are exempt from VAT:

1. Self-produced agricultural products sold by agricultural producers;

2. Contraceptives and utensils;

3. Old books;

4. Imported instruments and equipment directly used for scientific research, scientific experiments and teaching;

5. Imported materials and equipment provided by foreign countries and international organizations free of charge;

6. Items directly imported by organizations of the disabled for the exclusive use of the disabled;

7. Sell items that have been used by yourself.

Legal basis: Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Import and Export Tariffs

Article 29.

The taxpayer of the imported goods shall declare to the customs at the place of entry and exit of the goods within 14 days from the date of declaration of entry of the means of transport, and the taxpayer of the exported goods shall, except for the special permission of the customs, declare to the customs at the place of entry and exit of the goods after the goods arrive at the customs supervision area and 24 hours before the loading of the goods. The transit and transportation of import and export goods shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the General Administration of Customs.

Before the arrival of the imported goods, the taxpayer may declare in advance with the approval of the customs. The specific measures shall be separately stipulated by the General Administration of Customs.

Article 30 The taxpayer shall truthfully declare to the Customs in accordance with the law, and provide the necessary information for determining the duty paid**, classifying the commodities, determining the place of origin, and taking anti-dumping, countervailing or safeguard measures in accordance with the provisions of the Customs; If necessary, the customs may require the taxpayer to make supplementary declarations.